The crypto market cap fell 1.18% in 24 hours with Bitcoin and Ethereum down 1.35% and 1.85% respectively. Bitcoin's longest streak of spot ETF inflows in nine months ended, coinciding with rising U.S.-Iran tensions and higher oil prices, which increased market fear. Large long liquidations suggest traders betting on upward momentum are exiting, reinforcing a bearish trend. Bitcoin faces strong resistance at $67k, and if sellers dominate, prices may retest the $57,800 level, signaling further downside ahead.
Bitcoin fell below $64,000 after nearly reaching $67,000 mid-week, causing $87 million in Bitcoin liquidations and $312 million across the crypto market. The drop reduced Bitcoin's market cap to $1.285 trillion and was influenced by fluctuating oil p...
Evernorth's Chief Business Officer Sagar highlights the distinct roles of Bitcoin and XRP, describing Bitcoin as "digital gold" for wealth preservation, whereas XRP functions as a utility layer for finance with near-instant transaction settlement and...
Cryptocurrency prices showed a general downward trend with Bitcoin trading near $64,067, down about 1.06%. Other major coins like Ethereum and Solana also declined, reflecting ongoing market volatility. Stablecoins remained steady around $1. This mov...
Most major cryptocurrencies saw price declines, with Bitcoin trading near $64,067, down about 1%. Ethereum and other top coins like Solana and Cardano also fell, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. Some smaller tokens showed gains, but overall th...
Bitcoin traders have placed large bets on the cryptocurrency reaching $72,000 by the end of July through options contracts worth about $2.5 billion. This target comes just after the Federal Reserve's July 29 interest rate decision, which could either...
