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Bitcoin is trading below crucial support levels after massive selling pressure swept through the market. Since late January, BTC has lost over 29% of its value, fueling fear and uncertainty among investors. With global trade war fears intensifying and volatile macroeconomic conditions shaking the crâŚ
Ondo Finance (ONDO) has been experiencing heavy selling pressure and heightened volatility, as the broader crypto market continues its downward trend. Since the start of March, ONDO has lost over 40% of its value, reflecting the overall risk-off sentiment in the market. With fear dominating price acâŚ
In a period marked by extraordinary polarization, market participants find themselves torn between two opposing camps: one steadfastly predicting that the current dip is merely a setup for an impending altcoin rally, and the other resolute that the broader crypto bull run has already reached its conâŚ
Donald Trump has decided not to double tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel, offering a sigh of relief to the US stock market.The decision to retract tariffs on Canadian metals came after Canadaâs announcement that it wouldnât go ahead with its plan of retaliating against the US.Canada had earlierâŚ
According to crypto entrepreneur Arthur Hayes, Bitcoin (BTC) is likely to bottom around $70,000, marking a 36% correction from its latest all-time high (ATH) of $108,786. Hayes stated that such corrections are âvery normalâ in a bull market.Bitcoin To Dip Further?Yesterday, Bitcoin hit a four-month âŚ
Cardano price started a fresh decline below the $0.75 zone. ADA is correcting some losses and might face resistance near the $0.750 level.ADA price started a recovery wave from the $0.650 zone.The price is trading below $0.750 and the 100-hourly simple moving average.There is a short-term bearish trâŚ
Bitcoinâs price has continued its gradual decline, now trading just above $81,000, marking a significant drop from its all-time high (ATH) in January. At the time of writing, BTC stands at $81,086, reflecting a 1.7% increase in the past 24 hours but still showing a 2.3% decrease over the past week.TâŚ
Bitcoin (BTC) is under severe selling pressure, having lost the $85,000 level just a few days ago. This breakdown has pushed the market to its lowest levels since November 2024, increasing fear and uncertainty among investors. The entire crypto market has been struggling, weighed down by negative maâŚ
BNB is making a strong comeback as bullish momentum picks up following a recent dip, sparking renewed optimism among traders. After facing significant selling pressure, the price found solid support at the $500 mark, allowing buyers to step in and drive a sharp rebound. This renewed strength suggestâŚ
The US President Donald Trump has formally established a strategic Bitcoin reserve last weekâan action that has ignited both celebration and concern across the industry. At the heart of this debate is one central question: Will Bitcoin become a geopolitically important global macro asset like gold, âŚ
The Libertarian Party of Australia has formally unveiled its new Bitcoin Policy Whitepaper, with a centerpiece proposal advocating for the establishment of an Australian Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR). The announcement was made on March 8 during the BitcoinAlive event.The event showcased the LibertâŚ
Bitcoin has continued its downward trend despite briefly surging to $94,000 last week, a move that had initially fueled investor optimism. Since hitting that level, the cryptocurrency has steadily declined, now trading below $80,000 as of today.While the short-term price action suggests a bearish ouâŚ