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.
Midnight (NIGHT) cryptocurrency has fallen 12% this week amid inflation-driven market weakness but found support at $0.041, a crucial short-term level. If this support holds and the broader market stabilizes, NIGHT could rebound by up to 26%. However...
On South Korea's largest crypto exchange, Upbit, XRP's trading volume in KRW surpassed Bitcoin and Ethereum for two consecutive days, reaching $145.57 million on October 15, 2026. This surge followed regulatory actions blocking offshore exchanges, pu...
On October 16, the share of long positions in Ether USD-margined futures fell significantly, while Dogecoin's long positions in USD-margined futures rose to 75.81%, up nearly 6 points from the previous day. Other cryptocurrencies like XRP, Ether (coi...
Prediction markets show XRP's probability of reaching $2 by year-end surged to 34%, up 16 points in one day. Bitcoin's chance of surpassing $100,000 by year-end is 25%, slightly down by 1 point, with a 39% chance to hit $87,500 by October's end. Ethe...
On October 16, Bitcoin's price fell below the $82,000 mark, trading at $81,992, representing a 0.52% decline during the day. This drop reflects ongoing volatility in the digital asset market, which investors should monitor closely. The slight decreas...
