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ETH forms a rather tight range and is still unable to overcome crucial resistance levels whilst BTC is enjoying a new ATH. Ethereum is still under $3,500, as the token struggles with several barriers even though it recovers above $3,120. Below, you will find more detailed information on the current state of the Ethereum market

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC, the first and foremost digital currency that occupies the highest place in the value ranking, for the first time, rose above $100 000. This rally arises as concerns for policy shift by the Federal Reserve start to subside creating an opportunity for investors to chase risk assets. In the following part, the

As reported by Tom Lee, a managing partner and the head of market research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, he has recently provided the market with an audacious forecast for the cryptocurrency market in 2025. Speaking during a panel discussion on CNBC, Lee forecasted a price target of $250,000 for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), which has increased

For another disappointing trading session, cryptocurrency investors buckled under the onslaught of macroeconomics and rising bond yields. Major and minor altcoins were down both ways as trading sentiment continued to decline from earlier in the week. We break down why tokens like Cardano (ADA), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and others were falling and what the developments

With XRP and Bitcoin (BTC) making waves across the world of cryptocurrencies as 2025 begins, the world is buzzing. But Bitcoin chases the $100,000 barrier, as institutional interest and guessed at a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) continue to move it. However, its ongoing battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) continues. They’ll

Experts in the field believe the crypto landscape is set to undergo a major transformation in 2025. In the coming years, the industry is poised to undergo powerful shocks that will alter how digital assets are utilized. Let’s explore the major trends that crypto gurus anticipate will dictate the state of the industry by 2025.

As December draws to an end, Bitcoin’s extraordinary rally in 2024, when the world’s largest crypto market notched highs it had never seen before, appears to be fading from speed. But Bitcoin tumbled back after peaking at $108,316 on December 17, to a roughly $96,250 valuation at noon Friday in Singapore, which is down 3%

The highly anticipated Santa Rally season got off to a strong start on Wall Street, with big gains across major indices supported by powerful gains in consumer discretionary and technology stocks. This all goes down during light trading times leading up to the Christmas holiday. Major Indices End on a Positive Note The S&P 500

The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, suffered its first weekly decline since President-elect Donald Trump won the U.S. elections. This drop illustrates the effect of the vastly more guarded monetary policy of the Federal Reserve in its caution, which quashed the optimism that followed Trump’s nod to crypto because of his BET-on-BLOCKCHAIN remark. A Sharp Decline

Bitcoin and the overall cryptocurrency market suffered a major selloff today as Bitcoin price dipped below $100,000. This rate is decreasing after the U.S. Federal Reserve finalised a 25 basis points (bps) cut on interests, the rate is now in the 4.5 % to 4.75% range. Still, expectations for a decrease have been resolved due

Crypto today appears bullish with BTC reaching $106K, FTM gaining 17%, while its Ethereum ETF products witnessing large inflows. Another characteristic of the bullish market is Bitcoin has reached an absolute record high of $106 thousand, and major altcoins such as ETH, XRP & SOL are on the rise. FTM of Fantom is up 17%

Australia’s corporate watchdog ASIC has taken regulatory action against the digital currency trading platform and local operator of Kraken, AU$8m ($5.1m) fine against Bit Trade. This penalty is a result of the unlawful extension of credit facilities to over 1100 customers in the country. Background and Violations The main misconduct by Bit Trade was the