
EOS Jumps Over 10% for Largest Daily Gain Since Late 2025
The EOS cryptocurrency saw a significant price rally on Sunday, posting its largest single-day percentage increase in over six months, though it remains substantially below its historic peak.

The EOS cryptocurrency saw a significant price rally on Sunday, posting its largest single-day percentage increase in over six months, though it remains substantially below its historic peak.

The price of Bitcoin rose 1.7% to over $64,000 on Monday, shaking off earlier pressure from a significant sale by MicroStrategy after President Donald Trump expressed strong support for the asset class.

Standard Chartered reports that uncertainty around a new Bitcoin strategy from major holder Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is causing market volatility. The bank maintains its $100,000 year-end Bitcoin price forecast, contingent on clear communication from the company.

Bitcoin's price declined on Tuesday as investors retreated from riskier assets amid retaliatory U.S. military strikes against Iran and a broader downturn in technology stocks. The move lower occurred despite a recent renewal of positive inflows into U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs.

Bitcoin's price rose nearly 2% to top $63,000 on Thursday, supported by a broader improvement in market risk sentiment after comments from U.S. President Donald Trump suggested a de-escalation of tensions with Iran.

The leading cryptocurrency maintained its position above the $64,000 level as investors assessed a new U.S. ban on a central bank digital currency and growing institutional adoption, highlighted by Circle's new federal trust bank charter.

Bitcoin is on track for a weekly gain after rising above $64,000, as a rally in technology stocks and easing geopolitical tensions boosted investor risk appetite.

Ford Motor and the Canadian auto union Unifor have reached a tentative three-year labor contract, covering over 5,000 workers and potentially setting a precedent for talks with other major automakers.

Goldman Sachs warns that potential Federal Reserve rate hikes, driven by upcoming inflation data, could overshadow strong corporate earnings and pose a significant risk to the stock market.