The crypto markets have been buffeted by fresh waves of selling over the past hours, with Bitcoin plunging below the psychological $98,000 thresholdâa move that has triggered over $1.1 billion in derivatives liquidations. The mood on trading desks can be described as skittish: as Bitcoin's fall... ... Read full đ´đ Market Analysis: 17-11-09
Bitcoin is currently fighting to stay above an important $92,500 to $94,000 support range. Analysts are closely watching whether price can stabilize here or if weakness will continue. Sentiment remains bearish and technical signals show pressure even as small bounce attempts appear.At the time of wrâŚ
Sleijpen warns of the possibility of stablecoins being "systemically relevant at a certain point" if they are to continue growing at the same pace as they have been so far this year. This especially those that are directly linked to US assets, in particular many of those which are supposedly backed âŚ
Japanâs new government plans to roll out a stimulus package exceeding 17 trillion yen (approximately $110 billion) to counter rising prices and revive economic momentum. The move follows a 1.8% annualized contraction in Japanâs economy during the third quarter of 2025, which ended a six-quarter growâŚ
Bitcoin price fell under $94,000 on Monday, extending last weekâs decline as traders moved to the sidelines ahead of a dense U.S. macro calendar that could reshape expectations for interest-rate cuts. The pullback comes as global risk appetite weakens, tech stocks retreat, and derivatives positioninâŚ
Aster price exploded higher recently, capturing trader attention with an 8% surge in just 24 hours and more than 8% gains for the week. What drove this sharp move? The rally mirrors growing optimism after delayed token unlocks temporarily eased sell pressure. Meanwhile, Asterâs news about the largesâŚ
Ether is starting on the same path that saw Bitcoinâs price multiply over 100 times since 2017, says Tom Lee, the executive chair of Ether treasury company BitMine.Lee said in an X post on Sunday that he first recommended Bitcoin (BTC) to clients of his research firm, Fundstrat, in 2017 when it was âŚ
In his recent social media post, American computer scientist and legal scholar Nick Szabo has opined that Bitcoin being trustless is a mythical idea. The term often gets thrown around in crypto circles to imply that Bitcoin works completely without trust. However, as Szabo argues, this is rather misâŚ
The majority of institutional Bitcoin investors donât seem to know or care about the Bitcoin Core vs Knots debate that has been raging on for the past few months, according to Galaxy Digitalâs head of research, Alex Thorn.The debate centers on arguments about what Bitcoin (BTC) should be used for anâŚ
Bitcoin has slipped to its lowest point in six months, trading near $93,000 as hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut in December continue to fade. The crypto market fell sharply last week, with Bitcoin losing 7% and marking its third straight weekly decline. Earlier this month, traders were almost ceâŚ
The crypto market is on high alert after President Donald Trump has thrown a new bill that allows the U.S. to impose up to 500% tariffs on any country still trading with Russia, especially those buying Russian energy like oil and gas. With past tariff shocks wiping billions from crypto overnight, trâŚ
The lawyer for Binance co-founder Changpeng âCZâ Zhao has denied that he somehow paid for a pardon from US President Donald Trump. Appearing on Anthony Pomplianoâs âPomp Podcastâ on Friday, CZâs personal attorney Teresa Goody GuillĂŠn described the criticism around CZâs pardoning as a âpile up of a lâŚ
Pi Networkâs Pi coin price has caught the eyes of traders again. With a market cap near $1.88 billion and fresh activity, both short-term bulls and bears are closely watching this digital asset. The recent price fluctuations swing between a positive daily change of 0.7% and a weekly slide of 0.7%. TâŚ