The current price of Bitcoin stands at 63,839, representing a 24-hour decline of -2.02 percent. This short-term negative movement implies a period of consolidation and immediate selling pressure, cooling off from recent local highs as market participants react to macroeconomic developments. Despite
Bitcoin fell 2%, breaking below key technical levels as and traders braced for critical inflation data this week.CryptocurrencyTickerPriceBitcoin$63,902.40Ethereum$1,871.90Solana$75.94XRP$1.01Dogecoin(CRYPTO: DOGE)$0.06964Shiba Inu(CRYPTO: SHIB)$0.054628Notable Statistics:Coinglass data shows 75,62
However, HBAR was trading above the analyst's $0.0670 support, but it was still beneath the crucial $0.0719 confirmation point.Meanwhile, indicated HBAR at $0.06838, a decline of 0.80% in the last 24 hours. TradingView displayed positive Chaikin Money Flow, while the price was contained in a narrow
Bitcoin killed the BIP-110 fork in two blocks. Now its backers want out entirely. They are targeting September 1 for a proof-of-work change that would abandon Bitcoin’s miners and launch a separate coin.The pivot turns a failed rule change into something much bigger. A movement that wanted to clean
XRP on SUnday posted its lowest weekly close in nearly two years, snapping the $1.04 support level that had held every week since November 2024.What Happened To XRP’s Price Last Week?Analyst Alex Marzell flagged on X that the $1.04 support shelf held every single week since November 2024 before fin
WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Cryptocurrencies declined during the past 24 hours as markets reconciled to the uncertain geopolitical situation in the Middle East and the spike in crude oil prices that followed. The unexpected decline in U.S. payrolls as well as anxiety ahead of the looming data releases on
Cryptocurrencies are down in morning trading, with traders pulling back after major crypto assets showed signs of strength over the weekend. The segment has been moving in a positive direction over the past week, but the sentiment around cryptocurrencies hasn't totally shed fears over potential pitf
Bitcoin (BTC) slipped below $64,500 after Monday’s Wall Street open as markets digested more US-Iran uncertainty.Key points:Bitcoin joins US stocks in selling off amid uncertainty over whether the Strait of Hormuz will reopen.The Japanese yen commands attention as it slides back toward historic lows
Bitcoin is approaching a critical technical resistance that could determine whether its extends its recovery toward $78,000 or retreats deeper.Multiple Resistance LevelsIn a detailed X post on Aug. 10, crypto analyst Doctor Profit identified $65,400 as Bitcoin’s immediate resistance. He noted that
BTCUSD climbed toward $64,000. Immediate resistance sits near $68k–$70k, support around $61,000. Further downside levels: $57k, $53k, $49k and $44k.BTCUSD: spot ETPs saw net outflows in late May–June; futures open interest stabilized then turned positive; options put–call ratio rose by Aug 1, signal
Bitcoin turns lower after reaching a two-week high overnight as it struggles for sustained appreciation amid uncertainty over the Middle East conflict and U.S. crypto regulation. Iran said a deal with Oman on the Strait of Hormuz is near but laid out a set of demands the U.S. must meet before the ke
The crypto industry lost roughly $110 million to hacks in July, according to Immunefi, as the cybersecurity platform reported a rise in confirmed bug reports amid new findings on the effectiveness of crypto audits.Immunefi said in a statement on Monday that its researchers received $2.32 million for