Bitcoin surged past the Short-Term Holder Realized Price of $67,000-$69,000 for the first time since May, signaling a potential shift in market momentum. The Long-Term Holder Realized Price remained steady near $49,200, indicating no major sell-off from long-term holders during the recent correction. Currently, Bitcoin trades near the True Market Mean around $76,500 and just below the Active Realized Price near $83,800, placing it at a critical decision point. Analysts highlight liquidity clusters between $78,000 and $80,000 that could dictate Bitcoin's next major price move, with potential for either a pullback or a rally toward $90,000 depending on market reaction.
Bitcoin was trading at around $81,615 on October 18, experiencing a 1.5% decline over the past week. The $81,000 level acted as a support point, with the cryptocurrency consolidating after a recent price run. Continued buying pressure around this sup...
Bitcoin's price surpassed the $81,000 mark on Binance's spot market, reaching $81,047 at 5:15 p.m. ET Sunday. This represents a modest increase of 0.22% compared to an hour earlier, signaling a slight upward movement in the largest cryptocurrency by ...
Crypto analyst Ali Charts highlights critical support levels for Bitcoin at $81,000, Ethereum at $2,350, and XRP at $1.25. Holding these levels could trigger rebounds toward higher targets: Bitcoin to $84,000-$86,500, Ethereum to $2,700-$3,000, and X...
Bitcoin fell 0.85% to $80,967, while the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization declined 4.85% to $2.70 trillion. Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin also saw notable losses, with Dogecoin dropping the most among major coins at 4.30%. Bitcoin...
On October 18, the Pump.fun (PUMP) token experienced the largest 24-hour drop among major cryptocurrencies, falling 13.39% to $0.00386 as 81 of 90 large non-stablecoin assets declined. Other notable losers included Injective (INJ), Aerodrome Finance ...
