Bitcoin Stalls Below $80,000 as Sell Orders Overwhelm ETF Inflows
Bitcoin is trading below $78,000 after failing twice to clear the $80,000 level, with analysts pointing to concentrated sell orders as the primary
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Bitcoin is trading below $78,000 after failing twice to clear the $80,000 level, with analysts pointing to concentrated sell orders as the primary
Bitcoin slipped to $77,351 after Trump halted a planned Iran-related diplomatic trip by envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, triggering a brief market
A classified Pentagon briefing on Strait of Hormuz disruptions sent oil prices surging and reignited inflation fears, stalling Bitcoin's march toward
Crypto market sentiment climbed to its highest point in over three months on Wednesday as Bitcoin rallied nearly 6%, pushing the Fear and Greed Index to
Bitcoin touched $75,229 as the Nasdaq hit a record 24,016 and the S&P 500 reached 7,022, driven by tech sector gains and easing geopolitical tensions.
The crypto market shed $4.6 billion in value on April 16 as Bitcoin stalled below a critical Fibonacci level and RaveDAO pulled back sharply from record
BTC trades near $74,429 with $74,543 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $70,627.
Bitcoin dropped to $70,900 on Sunday after Trump announced a Strait of Hormuz blockade, extending a pullback from $73,000 highs as geopolitical risk
BTC trades near $72,847 with $73,084 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $72,744.
BTC trades near $71,905 with $72,825 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $70,573.