In the past few days, the entire crypto market has been struggling with the consolidated price range as the bears are currently ruling the market. Bitcoin, the largest asset by market cap has experienced a price dip, and couldn’t break the $65K level for a long time. Bitcoin’s market attention
The global cryptocurrency markets saw a slight recovery today as Ethereum (ETH) spiked over 6% to above $3,500 following news of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) closing its investigation into ETH sales. This bullish trend extended across Ethereum and other altcoins. Consensys Software, an Ethereum developer, confirmed in
The altcoin market is experiencing high bearish pressure, with major cryptocurrencies seeing notable declines. Ethereum (ETH), the leading altcoin has dropped 4% in the past twenty-four hours, hitting a one-month low of $3,355. Despite this price drop, trading volume has surged by 83%. Other notable coins in the altcoins’ red
Bitcoin (BTC), the premier cryptocurrency, has displayed significant volatility this week, falling over 3% in the past 24 hours to touch $66,304 after a brief recovery to $68,000 on Thursday. This drop comes in the wake of the Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain the interest rate at 5.25% to 5.50%,
Ethereum, the leading altcoin, is currently navigating a challenging market environment. After hitting a 23-day low of $3,432 yesterday, it is trading at $3,508.74, marking a 1.47% decline. While, trading volume has surged by 12%, reflecting heightened market activity despite the coin being down 7% over the past week. This
Bitcoin has encountered a tumultuous ride in recent days, grappling with a formidable bearish onslaught since the weekend. With BTC hitting a nine-day low of approximately 67,212, just hours ago, its current valuation stands at $67,417, marking a 2.83% decline. Despite the downward spiral, trading volume has surged by 2.87%.
The downtrends of the majority of altcoins in the market still resume. Ethereum (ETH), the largest altcoin by market cap, resumes to be under the bearish locks over the past 30 days with a 19% decline in price. ETH left the $3,500 zone behind on April 12, signaling the start
Bitcoin bulls encountered rejection at the key resistance level of $64.5K, subsequently retreating to $62K. Within the past 24-hour trading window, the price of BTC dropped by 2.3%, hitting a low of $62,111. Due to this decline, the global crypto market witnessed a 1.3% drop in market capitalization. Meanwhile, the
Bitcoin (BTC) eased its bearish week by rebounding above $64,000 after a 1.5% spike in the last 24 hours. Last week, BTC dipped to its 10-week low of $56,552. BTC laid a “bullish hammer” weekly candle, closing the week positively. Notably, a bullish hammer candle often indicates the possibility of
Bitcoin (BTC) fails to maintain its momentum within the $66K-$67K range, noting over 3.7% decline. This drop in its price is influenced by the news of the US DOJ arresting the founders of Samourai Wallet. Following the Bitcoin Halving on April 19th, the king of crypto gradually rebounded back into
