Bitcoin surged past $70,000, reaching $71,570—the highest since June 2—driven by a short squeeze that liquidated over 160,000 traders and was supported by US government actions like crypto legislation efforts and bond buybacks. Despite the rally, many experts caution this may be a liquidity-driven move rather than true demand, predicting a potential sharp decline to between $44,000 and $48,000 before a sustained bull market begins. The market remains volatile with mixed signals, including inflows into Bitcoin ETFs but ongoing skepticism about the rally's foundation.
Major cryptocurrencies experienced significant price declines, with Bitcoin falling 4.21% to $75,462 and Ethereum dropping 6.05% to $2,393.88. Other notable coins like XRP and SOL also saw steep losses, exceeding 6%. This broad sell-off reflects incr...
The U.S. Senate failed to advance the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act, a key crypto market structure bill, dealing a setback to the industry. Despite this, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse expressed confidence that cryptocurrency will continue to progre...
The U.S. Senate narrowly failed to advance the CLARITY Act in a 49-50 procedural vote, causing Bitcoin, XRP, and Shiba Inu to plunge. The bill aimed to provide comprehensive cryptocurrency market regulations but fell short of the 60 votes needed to p...
Bitcoin briefly fell below $75,000 on September 15 due to fears of a Federal Reserve rate hike but quickly recovered above $76,000. This sharp move liquidated over $98 million in leveraged long positions as US 10-year Treasury yields rose above 5%, a...
Leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced significant price declines, with Bitcoin falling nearly 4% and Ethereum over 5%. Other major coins like XRP and Solana also saw notable drops, indicating a broad market sell-off. This ...
