Bitcoin fell back to $65.7K despite $761 million in spot ETF inflows over two days. Analyst Willy Woo said selling pressure may be nearing exhaustion while prices remain between $60,000 and $70,000. Bitcoin (BTC) slipped on Friday as short-term gains from renewed institutional inflows gave way to lingering market uncertainty. According to CMC data, BTC
Internet Computer is trading at $2 after 6% jump. ICP’s daily trading volume has reached $124M. With the digital assets going with the bears, the market is red in colour and suffering extreme fear. Back-to-back attempts to escape the trap are rejected. Modest spikes cannot even be taken as bullish fluctuations. The majority of the
Cardano rallies up to $0.29 with a 9% surge. ADA’s daily volume exploded by over 180%. Can the current 4% recovery maintain momentum, or is it likely to stall soon? The day opened on a bullish note, with the digital assets charted in the green. The largest assets, like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), are
Chainlink (LINK) is consolidating below its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, showing limited short-term momentum. Immediate support is near $8.80–$8.20, while resistance stands at $10 and the 50-day MA. As the cryptocurrency market rose today, supported by a strong short squeeze and resumed institutional inflows, Chainlink (LINK) has shown modest upside, trading around $9.24, with
Solana hovers at the $82 mark with an 8% gain. The SOL market has seen $10.76M in liquidations. With the market in extreme fear, there is a 3% spike, which has triggered most of the digital assets to show up in green. The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is trading at $65.4K, while the largest altcoin,
Bitcoin’s correlation with U.S. stocks has dropped to its lowest level since the FTX collapse in late 2022. Bitcoin remains below key moving averages, with support near $64,000 and resistance near $70,000. Bitcoin’s price relationship with major equity indexes has weakened sharply, falling to its lowest level since the collapse of FTX in late 2022,
Chainlink surged 9%, currently trading at $8. LINK’s daily trading volume has dropped by 40%. 4.54% gain has settled the market cap at $2.28 trillion. Hence, all major crypto assets exhibit positive momentum, seeking to reclaim their recent highs. The brief green wave has hit the market, led by the largest assets: Bitcoin (BTC) and
The token remains 50.07% down from the all-time high of $59.39 hit in September last year. The technical indicator shows the first resistance at $34.21, followed by second and third resistances at $37.59 and $43.09. Hyperliquid (HYPE) has been captivating strong market attention for the past few days; however, the price action tells another story.
Ethereum is trading around the $2,020 zone. The ETH market has experienced liquidations worth $85.29M. Within the market-wide price suppression, some of the crypto assets are seen in green, which may fade easily. The crypto market cap has shed 1.42%, settling at $2.37 trillion. Bitcoin (BTC), the largest asset, is trading at $69.7K, while Ethereum
Bittensor (TAO) rose 20% intraday, trading between $160.17 and $208.10 while holding above recent support. Short-term indicators show improving momentum, with resistance near $210 and support around $160–$170. Bittensor (TAO) recorded a strong move higher in the latest session, rising roughly 20% on the day as buyers pushed the token off recent lows. The rally