About $150 million in crypto short positions were liquidated as Bitcoin surged past $65,000 following the US-Iran peace agreement, which eased geopolitical tensions and boosted risk appetite. The peace deal announcement triggered a short squeeze, forcing bearish traders to cover positions, accelerating Bitcoin's rally. However, institutional investors remain cautious, with spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing $316 million in outflows over the past week, raising questions about the rally's sustainability. An official signing ceremony on Friday could further influence market momentum.
Leading cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin fell amid a hawkish shift in the Federal Reserve's policy. Bitcoin dropped to the low $62,000s, with long liquidations surging and market sentiment showing 'Extreme Fear.' Despit...
Bitcoin rebounded after a sharp selloff in June but remains about 15% below the True Market Mean, a key on-chain benchmark at $77,200. Recent buyers are still holding unrealized losses near 10%, with the Short-Term Holder MVRV metric below the break-...
Bitcoin, Dogecoin, XRP, and Shiba Inu are all experiencing bearish trends following recent market corrections. Bitcoin is trying to stabilize after falling from $74,000–$76,000 but remains below key moving averages, indicating ongoing long-term press...
Binance, the largest crypto exchange, recorded a net outflow of $594 million USDT in 24 hours, meaning more stablecoins left the platform than entered. This movement may indicate traders shifting funds to other platforms, DeFi protocols, or wallets, ...
Bitcoin fell to $63,000 following a hawkish Federal Reserve stance under new Chair Kevin Warsh, which strengthened the U.S. dollar and pressured risk assets including cryptocurrencies. Over $558 million in crypto positions were liquidated in 24 hours...
