Tag: Bitcoin
The US Senate has advanced a bipartisan funding bill to end the 40-day government shutdown, sparking a relief rally in crypto markets.
Bitcoin rose 4.4% to $106,119, while Ethereum surged 7.8% to $3,632 in the past 24 hours.
Analysts see the resolution as a positive liquidity signal, potentially unlocking delayed ETF approvals and boosting institutional inflows.
Cryptocurrency prices surged on Monday following reports that...
Bitcoin Encounters Formidable Sell Wall Above $105K Amid Relief Rally
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Significant sell wall above $105,000 is capping Bitcoin’s upside potential.
Relief rally lifts price from $99,600 to around $103,400.
Whale influence is diminishing, with ETF flows taking precedence.
Market volatility eases, but risks persist at key support levels.
Bitcoin is grappling with strong resistance as it nears $105,000, where a large concentration of sell orders is hindering further advances.
Traders...
Bitcoin Slides Below $100K, Sparking $1.3B Liquidations in Fragile Crypto Market
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Bitcoin hits two-week low: Price falls below $104,000, down nearly 4% in 24 hours, amid broader risk-off sentiment.
Massive liquidations: Over $1.37 billion in leveraged positions wiped out, with $1.2 billion from longs, per CoinGlass data.
ETF outflows continue: Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $187 million in net redemptions on Nov. 3, marking four straight days of losses.
Bearish indicators mount: Crypto Fear & Greed Index at 21;...
Bitcoin Slides Below $106K Amid Broad Crypto Selloff, Triggering Over $1B in Liquidations
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Bitcoin drops below $106,000, hitting $105,500 in a 4% daily decline.
Altcoins suffer steeper losses, with Ether down 7% and Solana, BNB, Dogecoin falling 8%-10%.
Liquidations top $1.1 billion, mostly from long positions, amid heightened volatility.
Market sentiment hits ‘extreme fear’ as Fed rate cut uncertainties weigh on investors.
The cryptocurrency market endured a sharp selloff on Monday, with Bitcoin...
Crypto Weekly Roundup – Navigating November’s Choppy Waters
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The crypto market entered November on a cautious note, with Bitcoin hovering around $110,000 after a 3.5% cap dip to $3.69 trillion. Thin liquidity from Japan’s holiday and $478M in liquidations—mostly longs—amplified swings, while Fed hints at limited rate cuts strengthened the dollar, pressuring risk assets. Yet, ETF inflows persist, and historical November strength offers a counterbalance, potentially setting up a rebound if supports...






