High-net-worth crypto investors are focusing their purchases on Bitcoin and Ethereum, which together account for the majority of buying activity, reflecting a preference for liquidity and market stability. Meanwhile, several smaller altcoins show extreme oversold conditions with very low Relative Strength Index (RSI) readings, indicating potential short-term rebound opportunities. This split highlights a cautious market stance where large investors prioritize established tokens, while speculative interest grows in heavily sold altcoins that might bounce back if selling pressure eases. The market is balancing defensive positioning with tactical speculation amid ongoing volatility.
Bitcoin closed the first half of 2026 near $60,000 after falling from over $93,000 in January, driven mainly by Federal Reserve policies and record outflows from Bitcoin ETFs rather than crypto-specific issues. The upcoming Fed meeting on July 28-29 ...
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin trading around $63,744, showing a slight increase of 0.90%. Ethereum and several altcoins like UNI, AAVE, and DOT have seen gains ranging from 1.5% to over 4%, while others like SOL and NEAR experien...
Bitcoin climbed to an intraday high of $64,653 on July 10, recovering from earlier losses caused by Middle East tensions. This rally pushed the total crypto market cap to $2.28 trillion and forced $96 million in short liquidations, signaling renewed ...
Bitcoin climbed above $64,000 following US President Donald Trump's confirmation that the US will continue negotiations with Iran after a new request from Tehran. The market reacted positively to the diplomatic update despite Trump stating the ceasef...
Standard Chartered remains confident in Bitcoin's potential, holding a year-end price target of $100,000 despite recent market turbulence and some bearish analyst views. The bank considers Bitcoin a strong buy at around $64,000 and downplays fears re...
