Bitcoin has dropped below $80,000 for the first time in over three months, marking a sharp reversal from its post-election rally. The decline comes amid macroeconomic uncertainty and concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs. Bitcoin is trading at $80,050, rebounding slightly after hitting a low of $78,984.63. The
The crypto market cap has shed 5.31% to $2.67 trillion, weighed down by increased selling pressure. Bitcoin inches closer to $79.8K, while the largest altcoin, Ethereum (ETH), extends its decline, consolidating losses near the crucial $2K support level. ETH is forming a sturdy bearish trend line, and it could start
Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $86,008.23 before recovering slightly. It is now trading at $88,763.49, down 0.15% in the last 24 hours. The market cap stands at $1.76 trillion, with a 24-hour trading volume of $81.23 billion, pushing the market cap ratio to 4.75%. BTC is facing immediate resistance at $90,000,
The largest crypto asset, Bitcoin (BTC), has been navigating through a narrow bridge for the last few weeks. BTC has come up short in escaping the consolidation phase. BTC has been trading below $100K since February 4, facing rejections despite multiple recovery attempts. Bitcoin’s price has lost over 7.02%, crashed
The Bybit hack, now the largest crypto breach in history, has sent shockwaves through the market. As the stolen ETH’s are moved and liquidated, Ethereum’s price has tumbled by more than 3.30%, raising concerns about further volatility. The hacker drained roughly 401,000 ETH worth $1.4 billion from Bybit’s cold wallets.
Ethereum is tightening in a narrow price band. The range—$2,650 to $2,750—has held firm for over two weeks. A decisive breakout is coming, but the direction remains uncertain. Technical analysis indicates a symmetrical triangle pattern on Ethereum’s 4-hour chart, suggesting potential for an upward movement. A successful breakout could target
This time, an approaching weekend has triggered a bull market in the digital assets sector. Bitcoin broke its $98K resistance in the late Asian evening hours of February 20. A frenzy went up in the market as community members began celebrating the arrival of the Alt Season. Leading analysts have
Bitcoin is trading close to the $96,000 price range after dropping to $93,487 earlier today. Even though the lower price ranges are common before a bull run, the market dynamics of Bitcoin are different this time. The overall crypto market cap is hovering at around $3.17 trillion with a slight
Ethereum (ETH), the largest altcoin, made a fresh attempt to surge past $2.7K. It broke the $2,794 resistance but faced rejection near the $2,850 range, signalling a short-lived bullish push. In the early hours, a high was formed at $2,848, climbed from the low of $2,669. Analysts predict that Ethereum’s
Bitcoin is struggling to reach its previous $100,000 price level while the broader crypto market recorded a 1.61% rise in market cap. Further worsening the market scenario, the crypto fear and greed index entered the fear zone. On the other hand, altcoins are also struggling to reclaim their price levels
