Bitcoin has defied its usual August trend by climbing over 25% this month, with selling pressure from short-term holders easing and buying interest, especially from U.S. investors, increasing. This surge has pushed Bitcoin back toward the $80,000 mark, a target that market data suggests could be reached by the end of August. Historically bearish September indicators are turning bullish, signaling potential for continued gains in the coming month. Overall, Bitcoin's strong performance in August sets the stage for a promising September rally.
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...
Bitcoin surged 6% to over $81,000 driven by two key factors: the SEC's new exemption allowing regulated platforms to trade tokenized stocks on-chain, and falling crude oil prices which eased inflation concerns. The SEC's move came despite the Senate ...
Bitcoin's price surged past $81,000, triggering $547 million in liquidations of leveraged crypto positions within 24 hours, according to CoinGlass. Most liquidations were from short positions, totaling $469.19 million, while longs accounted for $57.1...
Cryptocurrency markets are experiencing significant gains, with Bitcoin surpassing $80,000, up 5.66%. Several altcoins also posted strong increases, including NEAR up 24.08%, ARB up 23.52%, and UNI rising 16.18%. These gains reflect renewed investor ...
Bitcoin surged more than 5% on September 18, breaking above $80,000 and reaching an intraday high of $81,258. This rally followed a low of $75,560 earlier in the month and was driven by short liquidations and strong buying momentum. Bitcoin now trade...
