The crypto market has been seemingly entering a consolidation phase over the past few days. The lack of significant action has caused FUD among investors, which has, in turn, initiated a selling spree among short-term traders. Meanwhile, the ETF sector and crypto reserves still show increased activity despite the price
The crypto market’s downturn has pulled the total market cap down to $2.73 trillion, as major cryptocurrencies struggle to regain momentum. Ethereum (ETH), the largest altcoin, is under pressure, posting a 1.02% loss as its weakness becomes more pronounced. Ethereum is forming a potent bearish pattern as it trades below
Escalating fears over global trading conditions have amplified risks across the crypto space, leading to steep losses for Bitcoin and Ethereum. Ethereum (ETH) has endured weeks of downside pressure. It prompts the big question—will ETH recover from its slump? In the early hours, the bulls led the charge, but the
While community members raise havoc by watching their largest profits disappear, analysts remain positive. Over the past few weeks, several experts had predicted that Bitcoin and the alt sector would retract the bull run before bouncing back up. As this materializes into reality, speculations of a bigger cycle arise. Notably,
The crypto market has taken a hit, bleeding over the past few days and dragging the combined market cap down to $2.69 trillion. Leading cryptocurrencies are feeling the heat, with Ethereum’s weakness becoming more pronounced. The largest altcoin Ethereum, despite multiple attempts remains under bear pressure, lagging to break above
Ethereum has found itself in an unusual position as social sentiment around the second-largest cryptocurrency hits its lowest point this year. According to blockchain data platform Santiment, this bearish sentiment could actually signal a buying opportunity rather than a reason for concern. In an X post, the on-chain analytical platform
The digital assets community is eagerly anticipating the White House Crypto Summit. The overall market cap has shown a modest increase, as depicted by its 4.18% upward momentum. However, the largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has shown modest price drops yet again this week. Notably, US President Donald Trump signed an executive
The Asian crypto community has awakened to a modest market revival after the past day’s significant crash. Leading cryptocurrencies have witnessed partial gains despite market uncertainty and a lack of bullish momentum. However, the upcoming days hold mounting tensions and more FUD due to shifting economic landscapes. Notably, Bitcoin has
Ethereum (ETH) is under selling pressure, mirroring the broader crypto market downturn. The global market cap has dropped 8.04% to $2.76 trillion, while total market volume has declined 10.59% to $179.83 billion in the past 24 hours. ETH is currently trading at $2,102.21, marking a 10.51% decline in the past
Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing a tough time, dipping below $80K and recording an intraday low of $78,248.92. This significant drop was caused by a mix of political decisions, inflation, and an increase in tariff concerns. U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent announcements on the implementation of a 25% tariff on Mexico
