Bitcoin is experiencing a strong rally, aiming for its best weekly performance since Donald Trump’s election. As of Friday, Bitcoin is priced at around $95,000, up 1.8% in 24 hours, while Ethereum’s ether also saw a 2% increase, surpassing $1,800. The overall cryptocurrency Market is recovering after a dip earlier in April, with Bitcoin gaining ...
Bitcoin, with a Market cap of $1.85 trillion, may be the largest cryptocurrency, but it lags behind rivals like Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano in developer activity. Despite this, investors shouldn’t be discouraged; Bitcoin’s value relies more on its supply dynamics, like mining difficulty and scarcity, rather than on a bustling ecosystem of applications. While other ...
Bitcoin’s price is holding steady around $93,000 after a significant weekly rally of 9.5%. Meanwhile, Ethereum is facing resistance at $1,861, with signs of a potential rally if it breaks through. XRP is nearing a crucial resistance level at $2.23; a close above this could indicate an uptrend. However, all three cryptocurrencies are showing signs ...
Bitcoin’s price remains steady at around $93,000 after a strong 9.5% increase this week. Ethereum is encountering resistance at $1,861, and a breakout could lead to further gains. Meanwhile, XRP is close to the $2.23 resistance level, and closing above this could signal an upward trend. Despite recent rallies, all three cryptocurrencies show signs of ...
This article is written by Mike Fay, a former media research analyst with expertise in cryptocurrency, BTC miners, and media equities. He provides insights based on his personal investments and does not act as an investment advisor. Mike also runs the Heretic Speculator newsletter on Substack. He discloses a long-term beneficial position in cryptocurrencies like ...
A New York assemblyman, Clyde Vanel, has introduced a bill allowing state agencies to accept cryptocurrency for payments like fines and taxes. This legislation, known as Assembly Bill 2025-A7788, aims to amend state finance laws to incorporate digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin as valid payment options. If approved, New Yorkers could pay ...
Crypto markets are currently experiencing significant liquidations, with total losses hitting $635.9 million in just 24 hours. Most of these losses are from short positions, particularly Bitcoin, which saw $293 million wiped out as its price surged over $94,000. Ethereum also faced substantial liquidations, totaling over $109 million. Major exchanges like Binance and Bybit reported ...
On Tuesday, Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced significant price increases, signaling renewed investor confidence. Bitcoin nearly reached $94,000, marking its biggest daily gain since April, while Ethereum surged to $1,175, its best performance since early April. This rally was fueled by easing trade tensions and supportive comments from U.S. officials, including Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and ...
Since April 2, Bitcoin and Solana have surged, rising by 7% and 14.5%, respectively, while major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and XRP have dropped by 10% and 12%. Bitcoin holds a dominant 60% share of the total crypto Market cap, which has grown by 6% to $295 trillion during this period. Analysts attribute Solana’s recent performance ...
Bitcoin’s strength in the cryptocurrency Market is becoming more pronounced, now holding a 64.60% share of the total Market capitalization. Together with leading stablecoins Tether and USDC, these three assets cover about 72% of the entire crypto landscape, indicating a trend toward consolidation and investor safety amidst economic uncertainty. While Bitcoin thrives, Ethereum faces challenges, ...
