Bitcoin continued climbing over the past week as the market began to settle after three chaotic weeks in November. Selling pressure faded, and traders appeared more willing to hold their ground as volatility eased. The total crypto market cap jumped over 8.7% and pushed back above the three trillion dollar mark, supported by early signs
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Bitcoin is trading steadily above $87,000 as bulls attempt to push the market toward an upside breakout, while XRP has posted a sharp daily surge amid growing speculative leverage. The two leading digital assets have shown strong short-term recovery signs following recent market turbulence, though technical indicators signal different risk profiles ahead. Bitcoin holds above
Global markets opened the week with a wave of developments spanning technology, cryptocurrencies, and geopolitics. Google advanced its artificial intelligence ambitions with new efforts to expand the reach of its custom chips, while Bitcoin and major altcoins rallied on increasing confidence that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December. At the same time,
Cryptocurrencies start the week on a bullish note as Bitcoin reclaimed $87K on Monday, recovering from Friday’s low of around $81.7K. Amidst the optimism, Dogecoin stayed in the spotlight ahead of the Grayscale GDOG ETF launch on NYSE Arca. The investment manager took it to X to confirm that its GXRP and Dogecoin exchange-traded funds
The cryptocurrency market has never been the same since the October 10 crash, with all recovery attempts followed by even deeper downsides. Bitcoin has plummeted from last month’s peak of above $115,000 to today’s low at around $81,000, and institutional portfolios confirm how volatile the crypto sector can be. Digital assets companies, after fueling rallies
Crypto markets went through one of their worst weeks in three years, shedding roughly 14% in total market capitalisation and sliding back below the $3 trillion mark. As of Friday, roughly $500 billion had exited the space in the past seven days. Total cryptocurrency market cap. Source: CoinMarketCap. Bitcoin alone plunged toward $82,000, deepening its
Institutional exit is among the reasons behind today’s continued sell-offs in the digital currency market. The turmoil coincides with substantial uncertainty in crypto ETFs, with the products delivering what seems to be an upside-down performance. Market movers Bitcoin and Ethereum battled massive selling momentum, while Solana and XRP attracted fresh funds, likely as the latest
Bitcoin and XRP remained under pressure on Thursday as both cryptocurrencies attempted to rebound from recent lows but continued to face stiff resistance at key technical levels. While each asset has seen short-term relief after steep declines, analysts warn that failure to clear nearby hurdles could trigger another leg lower. Bitcoin attempts recovery but faces