Bitcoin's price briefly reached $77,000, recovering from a recent low despite a 25-basis-point Fed interest rate hike. This price movement triggered over $260 million in short liquidations across the crypto market, reflecting heightened volatility. The failure of the Senate's CLARITY Act vote adds regulatory uncertainty for decentralized finance protocols like Curve Finance. Bitcoin maintained a $1.54 trillion market cap with a 1% daily gain, signaling resilience amid market fluctuations and ongoing legislative challenges.
Bitcoin's market cap stood at $1.54 trillion as of Sep 18, 2026 00:22 WIB, providing context for the recent surge in crypto liquidations exceeding $260 million. For readers following major cryptocurrencies on Pluang, 47 out of 50 rose today. Notable movers include SUSHI with a 13.91% gain and 83% sell order activity, CAKE up 13.26% with 57% sell orders, and CRV rising 11.74% with 72% buy orders.
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