Market analysts attribute the rally to a confluence of macroeconomic tailwinds, including easing geopolitical tensions, an improved regulatory environment, and sustained institutional interest
Bitcoin is currently 1.42 per cent lower from its all-time high of $109,114.88, scaled on January 20 of this year
Bitcoin ETFs have now seen five consecutive weeks of inflows totaling over $600 million, led by BlackRock's IBIT, despite some outflows from some funds
The Senate has voted to move forward with legislation to regulate a form of cryptocurrency called stablecoins, two weeks after Democrats blocked the measure. Monday's 66-32 procedural vote keeps one of President Donald Trump's top legislative priorities on track for passage and highlights the growing political strength of the cryptocurrency industry, which spent heavily in last year's election and has amassed a large war chest for next year's midterms. Several Democrats reversed and voted to move forward with the legislation after negotiations with Republicans in recent days. The fate of the legislation, which would regulate how stablecoin issuers operate in the U.S, had been uncertain in recent weeks despite early bipartisan support. Senate Democrats blocked it earlier this month in part over concerns about how Trump and his family were benefiting from private crypto endeavors, including a newly launched stablecoin. Republicans won support from Democrats after strengthening ...
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Bitcoin (BTC), despite reclaiming the $107,068 level buoyed by favorable sentiments, has struggled to hold above it and slipped below the $104,000 mark
Bitcoin's consolidation around the $104,000 level, Riya Sehgal, research analyst at Delta Exchange, said, signals a maturing market showing resilience despite a sharp drop in spot ETF inflows
Among other altcoins, Cardano (ADA) was down 4.18 per cent, Solana (SOL) declined 4.08 per cent, Ripple (XRP) fell 2.18 per cent, and Binance Coin (BNB) dropped 1.7 per cent
Notably, Bitcoin is 4.73 per cent lower than its all-time high of $109,114.88, reached nearly four months ago on January 20, 2025
Breaking out of a prolonged consolidation phase, Bitcoin reached the six-figure milestone for the first time since February 2025, fueled by a broad shift in global market sentiment
Following the announcement, the flagship cryptocurrency Bitcoin reclaimed the $99,400 level, just 600 points shy of the $100,000 mark
the US has unveiled a draft crypto bill aimed at redefining digital asset oversight and strengthening investor protection, stating, 'The golden age of digital assets is here.'
Despite the sideways action, Bitcoin dominance has steadily increased to 63.46 per cent, indicating a lower risk appetite among investors
Bader Al Kalooti, MENASAT head of growth & operations at Binance, shares his views on the road ahead for cryptocurrencies, cybersecurity, and compliance issues for crypto exchanges
Bitcoin recently recorded its highest number of active addresses in six months, with over 925,000 addresses active in a single day
Bitcoin, Piyush Walke - derivatives research analyst, Delta Exchange, said, may encounter resistance at $100,000, a significant psychological level, and again around $107,000
Bitcoin's market capitalisation stood at $1.88 trillion, the highest among the cryptocurrencies
The world's most popular cryptocurrency, which also has the largest market capitalisation, has a 24-hour trading volume of $31.77 billion
Top trending cryptocurrencies included Ripple (XRP), Pudgy Penguins (PENGU), Casper (CSPR), Bubblemaps (BMT), and Walrus (WAL)
According to CoinGlass data, a break above the $95,000 mark could trigger liquidations of nearly $700 million in short positions, easing selling pressure and setting the stage for the next leg up