The global crypto market cap stands at $2.7 trillion, reflecting a 0.58% decline over the last 24 hours. Crypto trading volume fell 25.77% to $56.88 billion. Hyperliquid (HYPE) has seen a drop, with key indicators suggesting potential market moves. HYPE ranks 27th, trading at $12.63, down 2.06% over the last
The week-long bearish trend in the crypto market reserved yesterday following Trump’s announcement. When he announced new plans to include altcoins such as XRP, ADA, and SOL in the crypto strategic reserve, the market pumped with double-digit price surges. Analysts have already warned that the market overreacted and it didn’t
Bybit is making rounds across the crypto media with its bold move of making liquidation data public. This marks the first time an exchange makes all of its liquidation data accessible to the public. Bybit established a new standard with this move in terms of transparency amidst increasing scams and
The cryptocurrency market experienced heightened volatility as Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th U.S. President. His speech, which omitted any mention of bitcoin or crypto policies, triggered widespread sell-offs. According to Coinglass, total liquidations surged to $1.28 billion, affecting over 386,000 traders. Long positions bore the brunt of the
Bitcoin has dropped below $95,000, down 6.05% in 24 hours. The current price sits at $94,661.27, while the market cap has fallen to $1.87 trillion. Trading volume surged by 38.90% to $67.21 billion, reflecting heightened activity amid the selloff. Bitcoin’s market cap ratio remains at 3.52%, with a total supply
The Asian world has risen to a market crash in cryptocurrency and Bitcoin receding to the $96K level. This came as quite a shock to the community members, who had been expecting upward movements in prices. Meanwhile, regarding institutional adoption, a Russian official has appealed for the government to initiate
The cryptocurrency market continues its slide, shedding $82 billion in the past 24 hours. The total crypto market capitalization now stands at $3.19 trillion, nearing critical support at $3 trillion. Bitcoin’s (BTC) price fell by 5.68%, trading at $92,981.58, while Ethereum and Dogecoin also suffered significant liquidations. Liquidation events spiked,
Bitcoin retraced from its record-breaking rally, trading at $97,954, down 0.03% in 24 hours. BTC’s market cap fell below $1.9 trillion, losing over $60 billion since Friday. Meanwhile, the global crypto market cap dropped 0.74% to $3.34 trillion, with a trading volume of $199.2 billion, down 3.24% over the last
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 crypto community amidst its expectancy for bull runs has received shock waves this past week. In an additional remark, the crypto market recorded a $110 million liquidation in under an hour, during the Asian morning hours of July 5. With such high liquidation rates, the market has dipped into
