Bitcoin (BTC) is trading in the $82.3K zone. Short-term momentum is positive, while the long-term trend is recovering. Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $82,324, with the volume settling at $26.63 billion. The price has ranged between $80,671 and $83,035 over the past 24 hours and $79,805 to $74,074 across the week. The asset closed the
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading at the $81.5K mark. Strong bearish momentum is seen in an established downtrend. The dominant asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is currently trading within the $81,502 range, with a 24-hour range falling between $80,760 and $82,816. Moreover, the asset’s seven-day range stretches from $79,805 to $84,231. The trading volume of the token
Bitcoin (BTC) fell around 2% to $84,035, slipping below the key $85K level as the momentum weakened. The bull market support band is climbing with price, but a retest could be a crucial test for the broader uptrend. The largest and dominant asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is entering a critical phase after slipping below the $85,000
Jack Dorsey’s Block has joined the x402 Foundation and added Bitcoin Lightning support to the payment protocol. The integration enables fast, low-cost payments between AI agents and online services, including APIs, data, and other digital services. Block, the payments company led by Jack Dorsey, has joined the x402 Foundation and contributed support for the Bitcoin
Bitcoin wallets holding 100–1,000 BTC have accumulated 113,950 BTC since July 15, increasing their collective holdings by 2.22% to 5.24M BTC. BTC is currently trading at $84,462, while the continued accumulation highlights rising whale activity in the market. Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading at $84,462, down by 2%, with its volume reaching $42.188 billion. The
CryptoQuant founder expects 3–5x BTC returns this cycle instead of another 10x rally. A more mature market could lead to a less severe Bitcoin bear market. CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju is making a case that most retail traders do not want to hear: this Bitcoin bull cycle is likely to deliver 3–5x returns rather
Bitcoin’s price is trading around $81,525, up more than 5% over the past week, after recovering from last week’s lows. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $433 million in net inflows on September 18, led by Fidelity’s FBTC and BlackRock’s IBIT. Galaxy’s Alex Thorn says Bitcoin’s reclaim of the 50-week MA has historically confirmed that bear-market
Bitcoin fell below $75K after the Senate’s CLARITY Act setback. ETF outflows and Fed uncertainty added further pressure on BTC. The largest crypto, Bitcoin, is trading around $75,700 on Wednesday after another move lower, with BTC briefly falling below $75,000 before recovering part of the loss. The decline follows a combination of the U.S. Senate’s
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading near $77.1K. The sellers are in firm control and driving the price lower. The largest and dominant digital asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is currently trading at $77,187 with the volume settled at $31.03 billion. Also, it has been ranging between $77,176 and $79,529 over the past 24 hours. The broader 7-day
Bitcoin is trading around $80,000 after a recent push toward the $82,000 area. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in nearly $1 billion last week, marking their third consecutive week of inflows. The global largest crypto, Bitcoin, is holding close to the $80,000 level after a strong move earlier this month, while fresh demand from U.S.