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Ethereum surged toward $2,667 following U.S. CPI data, supported by a 14% increase in transactions over $1 million and $250 million in short liquidations. Bulls are now eyeing resistance at $2,700–$2…
Bitcoin broke above key $81,000 resistance, surging over 5% and triggering $140 million in short liquidations within an hour. The rally expanded across the broader crypto market, pushing total valuat…
Bitcoin rallied towards $79,247 backed by a 43% surge in trading volume and renewed institutional whale buying. Over $100 million in short positions were liquidated as analysts project further upward…
Bitcoin rallied above $80,000 to reach three-month highs, propelled by massive U.S. spot ETF inflows and over $1.5 billion in short liquidations. A weaker U.S. dollar and Treasury liquidity measures …
Cryptocurrency markets surged as Bitcoin approached $80k and Ethereum gained 3.5% overnight to $2,519.97. Massive short liquidations of $204 million, strong weekly momentum with ETH up 32.3%, and sus…
Bitcoin rallied past $78,000, marking its strongest weekly performance in three years. Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick raised his year-end forecast, citing record short liquidations, $1.5 bill…
BTCUSD shows near-term downside risks with bearish technical patterns and heavy short liquidations. Institutional buying pauses amid price below key EMAs and mounting social bearish sentiment. Suppor…
BTCUSD gained as core U.S. inflation data came in lower than expected, boosting crypto markets. Softer inflation raised hopes the Fed will pause rate hikes, driving Bitcoin above $93,000 and Ethereum…
Bitcoin surged past $107,000 amid a crypto market rebound sparked by a $400B tariff dividend, easing US shutdown concerns, lower SOFR rates, massive short liquidations, and rising trading activity.
Bitcoin neared $109k support and risks a drop toward $100k as long liquidations and a broad deleveraging event coincide with PCE inflation failing to boost bulls.