Crypto markets ended the week with modest gains after a softer-than-expected inflation report briefly lifted Bitcoin above $65,000 and Ethereum over $1,900. However, ongoing U.S. airstrikes against Iran and geopolitical tensions around the Strait of Hormuz dampened risk appetite, keeping prices volatile. Ethereum outperformed with strong technical signs, while Bitcoin remains pressured by ETF outflows and a hawkish Federal Reserve stance. Investors now focus on the upcoming Fed meeting on July 28–29, which could determine whether crypto prices stabilize or decline further, alongside watching ETF inflows and geopolitical developments.
A wallet withdrew 31 BTC from the Wasabi privacy tool and then placed a $1.16 million bet on Spain winning the World Cup on Polymarket, a prediction market platform. This sequence has drawn attention because large pre-trade Bitcoin movements linked t...
Bitcoin's price could briefly rise above $65,600, attracting buyers before reversing lower toward the $60,000-$61,000 support zone. This move is seen as a corrective rebound rather than a confirmed bullish trend, with resistance levels at $66,000, $6...
Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, criticizes Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 110 (BIP-110), which aims to temporarily limit arbitrary data on the Bitcoin blockchain to reduce 'spam.' He argues this change threatens Bitcoin's neutrality, could caus...
Michael Saylor's company Strategy, holding 843,775 BTC worth $54.28 billion, faces a 15% unrealized loss of about $5 billion due to Bitcoin's price drop. After a rare sale of 3,588 BTC to pay dividends and build a $2.55 billion reserve, Saylor teased...
Ethereum has shown strength by rebounding from $1800 to trade around $1866, up 1.7% daily. A whale sold 72 BTC worth $4.66 million and opened a 20x long position in 12,000 ETH valued at $22.4 million, already profiting $275k. Market data shows increa...
