Bitcoin is approaching the critical $80,000 level, which has repeatedly halted its recovery. To sustain a breakout, Bitcoin must surpass the $81,000–$86,000 supply zone where sellers may emerge, with $90,000 as the next major target if it clears $86,000. However, institutional demand from Bitcoin ETFs has weakened recently, reducing support for a strong breakout. The downside risk remains around $73,000 if Bitcoin fails to hold above $75,000.
Cryptocurrency markets display varied price changes, with Bitcoin rising 1.16% to $77,669 and Ethereum increasing 0.83% to $2,514. Other notable gains include XRP up 2.77% and Solana up 1.48%, while some coins like XMR and LUNC see declines. These fl...
Oil prices have surged to nearly $108 following attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure and tensions near the Strait of Hormuz, raising inflation and interest rate worries globally. This rise in oil costs increases transportation and production expens...
Bitcoin, XRP, and Ethereum prices have recovered following the Senate Republicans' release of a revised Clarity Act, which includes significant ethics concessions backed by the White House. This updated 635-page bill addresses over 120 Democratic dem...
Tom Lee, chairman of BitMine Immersion Technologies, believes Ethereum will become the key settlement infrastructure for Wall Street and artificial intelligence, explaining its recent strong performance amid a broader crypto market downturn. He highl...
Bitcoin is trading around $77,327 with minor daily gains but a weekly drop over 3%, facing resistance between $77,100 and $80,200 where long-term holders have sold significant amounts. CryptoQuant highlights $81,700 as a key level to confirm a new bu...
