Bitcoin retreated below $77,000 after rejection at $79,400, with major cryptocurrencies declining as geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz drive
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
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 rose 2.17% to $75,935 with on-chain exchange outflows and whale wallet activity pointing to fresh accumulation pressure behind the move.
Ethereum is battling to hold $2,200 while on-chain data shows the Coinbase premium remaining negative, a sign that US buying pressure is lagging global
On-chain data shows Bitcoin miner selling pressure has collapsed to levels last seen in mid-2023, a shift that could reshape market cap dynamics heading
CryptoQuant data shows Ethereum whales returning to profitability at a critical juncture, reviving a on-chain pattern historically tied to major cycle