The largest and dominant asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is trading at $77,578 with a 24-hour range of $76,297 to $77,830 and a seven-day range stretching from $76,297 to $81,281. Also, its volume sits at $26.79 billion. The bounce from $76K is significant. $79,500 is the resistance BTC has failed to properly
The largest and dominant asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is currently hovering within the $79.8K range, and its volume is settled at $36.37 billion. It has ranged between $78,597 and $81,281 over the past 24 hours. Notably, the setup on the chart is drawing uncomfortable comparisons to 2022. In 2023, Bitcoin broke
As of August 21, the dominant asset, Bitcoin (BTC), has climbed back above $75,000, marking a notable shift in momentum. It has broken its nine-month downtrend. At press time, the price trades at $75,225, up over 8.3% in value, while its 24-hour trading volume reached $60.27 billion. Bitcoin has moved
The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), slipped below the $64K mark and is currently trading at around $63,981. Its daily trading volume has surged by over 50% to $21.78 billion. Moreover, this session ranged between $63,752 and $65,316, with $49.61 million in liquidations recorded in the past 24 hours. Significantly, $67K
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading at $63,815, up by 1.70% on the day, with the trading volume surging 71% to $26.93 billion. The session has ranged between $62,226 and $64,163, implying a tight band. Over the last 24 hours, $86.34 million in BTC liquidations have been recorded, as per Coinglass
As of July 21, the Bitcoin (BTC) price is trading at $66,286, breaking above and reclaiming the high-timeframe support range at $66K. It was a level the market has been watching for weeks. Moreover, last month, the largest asset corrected to $58,000 and triggered a precise technical trifecta that has
The largest and dominant asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is currently trading at $64,878, ranging between a daily low of $64,361 and a high of $65,507. Besides, with $26.90 billion in trading volume. NYDIG has flagged that Bitcoin’s current 2025–2026 drawdown is starting to look a lot like the bear market corrections
The chart shows that the Bitcoin dominance peaked in early 2025 and has been quietly losing ground. Right now, it sits at 58.23%, and an analyst thinks it’s heading to sub-55%. The reasoning is straightforward. Since the breakdown last summer, the dominance has printed a clear lower high. Each attempt
The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is knocking on the door of the $64K resistance level again, but it’s stuck in a waiting game. Because the price is sitting right below its 50-day moving average, $65.8K, the market is essentially moving sideways. The real trigger is tomorrow’s FOMC minutes. Traders are
Bitcoin (BTC) is continuing to trade within a well-defined range. Price action remains trapped between key support near $58,000 and resistance around $61,000, with repeated attempts to reclaim the $60,000 region falling short. Recent trading activity shows buyers stepping in at slightly higher lows, suggesting demand is strengthening despite the
