Bitcoin Tests $62,000 as Bears Regain Ground Amid Key Support Losses
Bitcoin’s price slipped toward $62,000, struggling below $65,000 resistance as analysts highlight recurring bear-market patterns and market uncertainty ahead of US inflation data.
Bitcoin’s price slipped toward $62,000, struggling below $65,000 resistance as analysts highlight recurring bear-market patterns and market uncertainty ahead of US inflation data.
BlockDAG’s model offers predefined entry and exit points to shield early investors from unpredictable market swings, gaining traction as crypto volatility persists.
Blockchain experts warn that UK sanctions on crypto exchange HTX may disrupt risk signals and compliance efforts, affecting many legitimate users and DeFi protocols.
Solana's Relative Strength Index hits historically low levels surpassing those during the FTX collapse, amid steep price drops and ongoing bearish market pressure.
A key adviser to the European Commission urges prioritizing a broad regulatory framework for digital assets and tokenization over imposing new rules on decentralized finance.
The alleged $32 million crypto hack of Humanity Protocol's token raises doubts as an on-chain analyst suggests the attack may have been staged by insiders rather than an external breach.
SBI Shinsei Bank will offer depositors crypto vouchers worth a portion of their interest, redeemable for Bitcoin, Ether, or XRP through its exchange platform.
Japan’s largest Bitcoin treasury firm Metaplanet considers repurchasing shares to boost Bitcoin yield per share after its market value fell below the value of its Bitcoin holdings.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes argues that Bitcoin’s recent drop is connected to steady oil prices and AI sector trends, forecasting a downturn before a rebound.
Bitcoin’s rally approaches $64,000 as large buy orders cluster between $57,000 and $59,000, signaling potential support despite subdued futures market activity.
A coalition of crypto companies urges the US Senate to advance the CLARITY Act, warning the bill faces missing its legislative window without urgent floor consideration.
Autonomous AI agents that control cryptocurrency wallets could operate without limits, potentially disrupting financial markets and user security, experts caution.