Bitcoin’s highly anticipated ‘Uptober’ began on a bearish note, as the cryptocurrency dropped to a two-week low of $60,164. The global crypto market cap also saw a significant dip, standing at $2.15 trillion—a 4.66% decrease in just 24 hours. This came alongside a surge in trading volume, up by 52.59%
As of October 1, Ethereum’s current price stands at $2,474, reflecting a 6.20% decrease over the past day. The market cap has similarly declined by 5.18%, currently sitting at $299.87 billion. Despite this price drop, the 24-hour trading volume has increased by 46.66%, reaching $25.27 billion. Ethereum’s market has undergone
With the new month bringing glad tidings for some, the digital assets community anticipates bullish rallies and god candles. In the midst of investors’ expectations, Uptober faces pressures for significant price actions. However, in the Asian early morning hours, the cryptocurrency market has receded to a mild price dip sending
Bitcoin (BTC) has been through several hurdles over the past month. BTC recently surpassed the $65,000 resistance mark, drawing attention within the crypto market. However, the upward momentum was short-lived as the price dipped to previous lows. The asset opened September by trading at $59K; as days progressed, BTC has
Bitcoin (BTC) has been making a notable comeback this week, peaking at $66,376—an increase of 1.29% against the U.S. dollar on the day and a solid 5% gain over the past week. After nearly two months of consolidation, Bitcoin appears to be entering a more favorable trend. On September 27,
Ethereum whale transactions have surged this week as the price of ETH shows signs of recovery. A notable whale, inactive for four months, made significant moves, cashing out 12,979 ETH valued at $34.3 million. This whale, with a profit of $58.8 million, originally acquired 21,632 ETH from ShapeShift and Poloniex
In the theatre of Finance, cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and Ethereum, are emerging as top performers holding audience attention unfettered. The last 24 hours, saw Bitcoin climb to its crucial resistance level – $65K. Following this, Ethereum broke its $2.5K resistance yet again this week. The altcoin, despite its recent price slump,
The beginning of September was crucial for Bitcoin (BTC) which failed to flaunt notable price movements. BTC has faced difficulty maintaining a rally above the $58K mark. The recent price momentum suggests that the leading cryptocurrency might be on the verge of a brief bullish trend. The bears continue restraining
The price of Ethereum (ETH) has risen by 15% in the last two weeks, thanks to positive momentum that followed post interest rate cut by the U.S Federal Reserve. A number of cryptocurrencies are making a comeback and trading in green as September comes close to an end, demonstrating that
Bitcoin is showing mixed signals as uptober—historically a strong month for the cryptocurrency—unfolds. After reaching a one-month high of $64,817 with a bullish surge, Bitcoin has since dropped 1.05% over the last 24 hours, trading at $63,602.91. Adding to the uncertainty, trading volume is down by 15%, reflecting a market
