Bitcoin price dropped below $78,000 on September 10, extending a pullback from early September highs near $82,280. The decline comes amid fading momentum, rising U.S. Treasury yields, and cautious trading ahead of key U.S. inflation data. Analysts note Bitcoin is trading within a volatile range between $76,000 and $81,000 without a clear trend, with liquidation clusters near $77,300 and $80,500-$81,800. Market participants await a confirmed break from this range for clearer direction, while inflation concerns and Federal Reserve policy decisions remain key factors influencing demand and price movement.
Bitcoin's price fell 7.59% from $87,000 to $80,393 between October 5-8 but has since rebounded to $82,800. Despite a generally bullish longer-term trend, market indicators like elevated stress levels and net Bitcoin inflows to exchanges suggest cauti...
Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise Asset Management, suggests Bitcoin could reach a $30 trillion market value by following a growth path similar to gold's expansion after its ETF launch. He highlights that institutional access via ETFs, which started in 202...
South Korea's crypto market showed renewed risk appetite with a 79% advancer ratio among major tokens. Bitcoin traded slightly higher at 113.13 million won, while Ethereum also rose. Starknet on Bithumb led gains with a 51.3% jump, supported by stron...
Bitcoin increased by 0.60% to $83,051 even as the total cryptocurrency market value dropped 1.73% to $2.82 trillion. Other major tokens like Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin also saw modest gains. NEAR Protocol led the top 38 cryptocurrencies wi...
One year after a historic $19 billion liquidation wiped out over 1.6 million crypto traders following a tariff announcement, Bitcoin's price remains about 34% below its October 2025 peak of $126,080, currently trading near $82,700. The crash exposed ...
