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XRP, BTC Among Major Tokens Flashing Signs of Bulls Returning to Crypto
The improving market breadth points to growing investor confidence.
Bitcoin’s Bull Run Against Gold Could Accelerate as U.S.-China Trade Tensions Ease: Chart Analysis
Easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China could lead to a broader risk-on sentiment and weigh over gold.
Privacy-Focused Zcash Tops Key Resistance Above $40 to Flash Bull Signal
The cryptocurrency had been trading in a narrow range since February, with resistance above $40 and support near $25.
Bitcoin Eyes Record High Above $109K as U.S. Cuts Tariffs on Chinese Goods to 30% From 145%
China said it will release a joint statement with the U.S. on what was achieved.
Bitcoin Sees Surge in Institutional Confidence, Deribit-Listed BTC Options Market Reveals
Panning out over just the last week shows a much bigger sign of institutional positioning on BTC, Deribit said.
Bitcoin's Price Surge to $104K Liquidates Nearly $400M in Bearish BTC Bets, Opening Doors to Further Gains
The rally followed a U.K. trade deal announcement and record ETF inflows exceeding $40 billion.
Dogecoin, Cardano’s ADA Lead Market Gains as Bitcoin Traders Eye Next Fed Meeting
Analysts say they expect a 100 basis-point cut in 2025, with easing likely to start after July.
What’s Next for Bitcoin With Crypto Market Cheering Trump's Trade Deal Hype?
Several factors suggest the $100K breakout may not be a smooth ride.
BlackRock’s Spot Bitcoin ETF Tops World’s Largest Gold Fund in Inflows This Year
IBIT's outperformance indicates institutions' confidence in bitcoin's long-term prospects despite the cryptocurrency's relatively dour price performance.
Bitcoin Traders Seek Downside Protection Ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s Comments
We have only seen some nuanced demand for protective BTC puts, reflecting limited caution among sophisticated traders, Deribit's CEO told CoinDesk.
