Bitcoin (BTC) is currently priced at $68,344, showing a 1.09% decline over the last 24 hours. The 24-hour trading volume surged 24.89% to $41.18 billion, underscoring renewed market interest. BTC’s market cap is $1.35 trillion, maintaining a dominance of 3.05%. Market attention is also on the circulating supply, totaling 19.78
External factors’ influences have not been novel to the crypto market since the beginning. As the US elections begin in the next few hours, community members wait with bated breath for the outcomes. Meanwhile, amid these tensions, previously bankrupt crypto exchange Mt. Gox showed a new activity approximately 6 hours
Bitcoin’s price fell below $69,000 on Nov. 3, triggering nearly $350 million in market liquidations as the U.S. presidential election draws closer. This marked the highest trading activity since Oct. 25, when Bitcoin struggled to hold above $70,000. Data shows that liquidations on Nov. 3 totaled $349.78 million. Long positions
The U.S. presidential election of 2024 might impact the cryptocurrency market. Donald Trump assured that the US would evolve as a global crypto leader and likely establish a national Bitcoin reserve. Trump’s victory and pro-stance in crypto could lead to a surge in crypto prices. Whereas Kamala Harris has taken
A weekend lull has begun to spread over the crypto market after a week-long action. On turning towards the cryptocurrency price, this can be seen reflected in several digital assets’ mild price movements. Amid these instances, the MicroStrategy firm has garnered market attention with its recent Bitcoin movements. According to
Bitcoin (BTC) recently faced a sharp decline after touching impressive highs. On 30 October, BTC surged to $73,500, continuing its pattern of “Uptober” gains. However, it failed to sustain momentum, slipping below the crucial $70,000 level. As of now, Bitcoin is trading around $69,561, reflecting a slight 0.07% uptick in
Bitcoin’s October phase has ended with a 13% gain, triggering analysts to predict upward momentum in November. BTC enters a period of heightened anticipation, eyeing potential price movements. Despite that, the crypto market cap has reached $2.34 trillion, losing over 3.70%. The BTC price has slipped by 4% over the
Bitcoin (BTC) dropped to the $69K zone, losing more than 5% in the last 24 hours, following fresh movements of Bitcoin associated with the defunct Mt. Gox exchange. This latest slide comes after BTC traded as high as $72,662, has the crypto world abuzz about what this activity could mean
Bitcoin’s current price stands at $72,437.22, reflecting a 2.15% increase in the past 24 hours. Its market cap has risen to $1.43 trillion, with a daily trading volume of $53.39 billion, marking a significant 14.90% increase. The market cap-to-volume ratio is 3.77%, signaling solid interest in BTC trading. Yesterday, Bitcoin
The Royal Government of Bhutan recently transferred 929 BTC, valued at $66 million, to Binance. This move follows Bitcoin’s price surge above $71,000, marking Bhutan’s first significant transfer since selling $24 million in BTC via Kraken in July. The on-chain analytics platform Arkham reported this sale. Royal Government of #Bhutan
