The dominant asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is floating over the bear market. It has been trading below $75K over the last few weeks, facing back-to-back rejections amid the recovery attempts. The BTC price has plunged by 4.29% in the last 24 hours. Notably, the asset is in an extreme fear zone
Bitcoin has successfully reclaimed the over $70,000 level, which shows a move that has kept selling pressure after the weeks of volatile trading. The recovery comes following the reaction of markets to macro uncertainty and geopolitical tensions. However, the push over $70k provides a short-term improvement in momentum; the data
5% gain has been recorded in the last few hours within the crypto market. It has pushed the majority of the digital assets into bullish territory. The largest and dominant token, Bitcoin (BTC), has followed suit, registering a 6.76% surge in value. After multiple recovery attempts, the asset is finally
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, said that the present U.S.-Iran conflict could trigger a fresh bullish leg for Bitcoin and other crypto assets. Hayes argues that U.S. military engagement has historically resulted in Federal Reserve rate cuts and that the current tensions may follow a similar cycle. According to Hayes
The former Mt. Gox exchange CEO, Mark Karpelès, has published a proposal for a Bitcoin hard fork in order to recover approximately 79,956 BTC stolen in a hack in 2011. The funds have been dormant in a single address related to the Mt. Gox hack for over 15 years. According
Bitcoin fell sharply in weekend trading after the United States and Israel launched military strikes on Iran, sending the cryptocurrency close to $63,000. The drop marked a decline of roughly 3% within hours and pushed the asset to its lowest level since early February. The sudden move followed confirmation of
Bitcoin (BTC) slipped on Friday as short-term gains from renewed institutional inflows gave way to lingering market uncertainty. According to CMC data, BTC fell back to the $65.7K zone before recovering to trade around $66.3K, down approximately 1.04% over the past 24 hours as of the evening session. The intraday
Wallet in Telegram publicised on February 27 that it is introducing on-chain yield options for holders of BTC, ETH and USDT directly from the Telegram messaging app. The feature runs via TON Wallet, the self-custodial solution inserted in Wallet in Telegram, and was made in collaboration with the lending protocol
Bitcoin has rebounded toward $69,000 on February 25 for the first time in more than a week, trading after going as high as $69,869 after going as low as $63,000 on February 24. The rebound shows a gain of over 7% on the day; however, Bitcoin remains down more than
Bitcoin’s price relationship with major equity indexes has weakened sharply, falling to its lowest level since the collapse of FTX in late 2022, according to on-chain data from analytics firm Santiment. Over the past six months, the statistical correlation between Bitcoin and U.S. stocks has declined by approximately 43%, a
