Bitcoin jumped close to $70, 000 on Monday after a weekend dip that came as U. S. forces launched strikes against Iran. The price then steadied around $69, 000. The rally follows a long‑term decline that cut the coin’s value by half, dampening investor confidence. Some traders believe the rise
Bitcoin is currently dancing around the $90, 000 mark. This is a big deal because it's close to the average price that ETF investors paid for their Bitcoin. This average price, known as the ETF realized price, is around $86, 600. If Bitcoin stays above this price, investors feel good. But if it drop
The crypto world is having a quiet day. Bitcoin is hanging around $90, 000, not doing much. It's like it's waiting for something big to happen. Maybe it's waiting for some important news or a big announcement. Who knows? Meanwhile, Ethereum is also just chilling. It's not making any big moves eithe
Bitcoin is back on the rise, hitting $88, 000 after a rough patch. This jump came with some drama, as $195. 55 million in trades went bust in just 24 hours. Meanwhile, Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw big money leaving, with $175. 3 million exiting Bitcoin ETFs and $52. 7 millio
Bitcoin saw a small bounce back on December 26, hitting near $89, 000 after a shaky start. The whole crypto market was pretty quiet during the holidays, which made prices jump around more than usual. Big money was pulling out of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. On December 24, Bitcoin ETFs lost $175. 3 m
Ether's price took a hit recently, dropping to $2, 800. This caused a wave of liquidations, with $165 million in bullish futures positions wiped out. The tech sector's downturn, especially with Oracle's shares falling, added to the gloom. Investors are now eyeing the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) re
Bitcoin's price has been on a rollercoaster, recently bouncing back to around $88, 000 after a dip towards $80, 000. While this might seem like good news, there's a lot going on beneath the surface that's causing concern. First off, the market's liquidity has taken a hit. Liquidity refers to how ea
After the wild swings of October, crypto markets seem to have calmed down. But don't let that fool you. Underneath, things are looking pretty shaky. Bitcoin and ether, the big players, have seen a big drop in liquidity. This means there's less money ready to buy or sell at any given time. That make
In August, something unusual happened in the crypto world. Bitcoin, which had been the star of the show, saw a big drop in interest. Investors pulled out $751 million from Bitcoin ETFs. This happened just a few weeks after Bitcoin hit a record high of $124, 000. Meanwhile, Ethereum was the new favo
