Bitcoin experienced its largest three-year surge with a 23% rise, breaking past $77,500 driven by a $1.9 billion inflow into Bitcoin ETFs. This rally marks a strong recovery after a difficult first half of 2026, shifting market sentiment from bearish to bullish. The surge was triggered by a massive short squeeze and sustained by institutional investment inflows, with technical analysts now seeing $71,000 as a new support level. However, Bitcoin faces significant selling pressure near $80,000, which could slow further gains as investors watch closely for the next move.
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin trading around $77,566, up by 0.98%. Ethereum and Binance Coin also saw modest gains, while some altcoins like Morpho and MNT experienced significant increases of over 10%. This mixed performance ref...
US-listed crypto ETFs excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum attracted nearly $90 million last week, driven by strong inflows into XRP and Solana funds. XRP funds led with $39.78 million, marking their best week since May and extending a six-week streak of g...
Michael Saylor, a prominent Bitcoin advocate, advises investors to adopt a billionaire mindset by purchasing Bitcoin, citing its alignment with the Bernard Arnault test which identifies assets likely to remain desirable over time. He emphasizes Bitco...
Ethereum's price rose 29.3% over seven days, surpassing Bitcoin's 21.4% gain, driven by increased institutional interest and ETF inflows. Fundstrat's Tom Lee predicts Ethereum could reach $10,000 within two years, citing its growing role in tokenizat...
Bitcoin jumped from around $64,330 to $74,440 last week, marking a 23.23% weekly gain after months of decline and stagnation. This surge, predicted by analysts in early August, signals a potential new bull market similar to past recoveries in 2019 an...
