Bitcoin briefly rose above $67,000 but retreated as traders remain cautious about the tentative US-Iran peace deal, which has boosted stocks and oil but not crypto. This is the third ceasefire attempt, and previous rallies quickly reversed, so investors are waiting for the official June 19 signing and the upcoming Federal Reserve decision before committing. Institutional demand remains muted, with spot bitcoin ETFs just pausing outflows after heavy withdrawals. The market is watching key events this week to determine if the recent bounce in bitcoin will hold or fade like before.
World Network launched its self-custodial financial app, World Money, in 150 countries, integrating trading, stablecoin payments, and mini-apps like Stripe and Kalshi. The launch sparked a 15% price surge in the WLD token and increased market interes...
The memecoin market outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum over the past week with a 5% gain, led by strong performances from Shiba Inu (SHIB), which rose 6.37% weekly. Despite recent bullish momentum, SHIB faces a critical resistance zone at $0.0000055 t...
Bitcoin is moving away from a weakness zone and may enter a stronger bullish phase, according to CryptoQuant's analysis. Although the market has not yet experienced extreme speculative mania, Bitcoin's price rose 2.5% to $78,240.79, with indicators s...
Bitcoin surged past $80,000, reaching $80,240 during early trading, even as the Clarity Act, a key crypto regulatory bill, remains stalled in the U.S. Senate. This rally occurred alongside notable gains in Solana, which rose to $37, and Hyperliquid, ...
Bitcoin experienced a volatile week influenced by U.S. inflation data, the Federal Reserve's 25 basis point rate hike, and the Senate's rejection of the CLARITY bill. Despite initial price drops following these events, Bitcoin recovered steadily, rea...
