Bitcoin is currently testing its Bull Market Support Band around $75,900 to $79,000 after reclaiming it last week, which is crucial for maintaining its bullish momentum. The price is near $81,000, supported by longer-term moving averages, indicating deeper support if the band fails. A decisive weekly close above this band would confirm a strong recovery and potential further gains. However, Bitcoin must break above $82,750 to signal a stronger upward move, targeting levels up to nearly $98,000; failure to do so could lead to a pullback towards lower support zones around $74,900 to $78,700.
Bitcoin has rebounded faster than Ether following the recent market selloff triggered by the Iran conflict, with institutional investors showing stronger demand for Bitcoin through spot ETFs and CME futures. JPMorgan analysts highlight that Ethereum'...
edgeX is closing the gap with Hyperliquid in execution quality for gold perpetuals while offering significantly lower trading fees, especially for mid-sized trades. The platform is expanding beyond crypto into commodities like gold, silver, and natur...
Ethereum experienced a significant short-term outflow of $47.27 million as traders moved capital into stablecoins like USDT and cash (USD), signaling a defensive stance amid market uncertainty. Meanwhile, stablecoins and fiat currencies such as South...
Bitcoin's price recently surged above the $80,500 level, indicating renewed buying interest. Despite this upward move, the cryptocurrency is still in a consolidation pattern, suggesting that traders are cautious and the market may be preparing for fu...
Bitcoin's price repeatedly fails to surpass the $80,000 resistance level, facing strong selling pressure from traders taking profits. The 200-day moving average near $82,000 and an ascending channel top reinforce this resistance, signaling sellers' c...
