The overall crypto market still remains on the bearish end of the spectrum after the recent reroute. The largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin’s fall to $88,000 has orchestrated this current dip. External reasons include the Bybit hack and other major liquidation cycles. However, the past day has seen specific altcoins beginning to
The cryptocurrency is currently experiencing a sharp decline, with Bitcoin dropping below $88,000, causing over $1.5 billion in liquidations. Other major tokens have also been affected; Ethereum, the second largest crypto, remains stagnant below a $2,500 recovery. Overlooking this heavy downturn, Binance CEO Richard Teng dismissed concerns of a lasting
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) faced a significant setback on February 25, reporting their largest-ever daily net outflow of approximately $938 million. This downturn follows a broader crypto market rout that has seen Bitcoin’s price falter, trading below the crucial $90,000 mark. In total, the 11 Bitcoin funds experienced
The turbulent crypto market is erasing recent gains and pushing prices downward. Bitcoin has tumbled to $88.5K, and Ethereum is sliding toward $2.4K, yet Uniswap (UNI) has broken free from the downtrend with a 5.47% daily surge. UNI has broken through the vital $8.30 and $8.48 resistances before climbing to
Raydium crypto price has fallen 40% over the last week showcasing bearish sentiment. This sudden price drop occurred after an on-chain sleuth stated that Pump.fun is developing an Automated Market Maker (AMM). This incident caused a loss of $334 million in market capitalization and an increase in exchange supply. Since
Stablecoins have been gaining much traction ever since Trump won US elections in 2024. White AI & Crypto Czar David Sacks highlighted the potential of stablecoins multiple times publicly. He even stated stablecoins are a better option compared to CBDCs and they can help extend the dollar’s dominance across the
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reviewing a proposal from Grayscale Investments to include staking in its proposed Ethereum ETFs. If approved, this could change how investors engage with Ethereum. The proposal was officially acknowledged by the SEC after NYSE Arca submitted it on February 14, 2025. This
The crypto market is facing serious challenges with uncertain macroeconomic conditions. Trump’s election brought a renewed hope into the market in 2024 and led to a short bull run by the end of the year. However, with the new tariffs and several US states rejecting Bitcoin reserve bills, the market
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,
Amid market turbulence, assets fluctuate between breakouts and declines. Notably, Celestia (TIA) defies the trend and secures a spot among the top gainers with a solid 18.19% gain. The crucial resistance levels of Celestia at $3.57 and $3.78 have been tested to confirm the bullish control. The altcoin bottomed out
