The cryptocurrency market experienced a broad decline with Bitcoin down 2.4% and Ethereum down 3.6%, alongside losses in major altcoins. Trading volumes for both spot and derivatives fell significantly, indicating reduced risk appetite and lower leverage use among traders. Market dominance for Bitcoin and Ethereum also slipped, suggesting capital is moving into stablecoins or cash-like positions rather than rotating within crypto assets. This cautious environment points to a wait-and-see approach, with future market direction likely dependent on broader liquidity conditions and risk sentiment rather than token-specific news.
The SEC postponed its planned innovation exemption framework that would allow blockchain-based tokenized stocks, following concerns from traditional exchanges like Nasdaq and CME about investor protection and market fairness. This delay caused Bitcoi...
Bitcoin fell 2.8% to $75,120, dropping below the $76,000 resistance level amid $209 million in long position liquidations and $36.29 million outflows from spot bitcoin ETFs. The decline reflects ongoing market uncertainty driven by geopolitical tensi...
Bitcoin and Ethereum are struggling to break key resistance levels, indicating a cautious market with bearish tendencies. Bitcoin remains below its 200-day moving average, showing signs of a potential bottoming rather than a strong recovery. Ethereum...
Fidelity Investments’ Director of Global Macro, Jurrien Timmer, identifies Bitcoin as exhibiting typical early bull market behavior. Bitcoin is currently challenging the critical neckline of a large head-and-shoulders pattern around $80,500, maintain...
Bitcoin is trading around $77,000 as Kevin Warsh becomes the new Federal Reserve Chair on May 22, 2026. Warsh, confirmed by the Senate with a 54-45 vote, has disclosed investments in over 30 crypto projects, including a spot Bitcoin ETF, marking a sh...
