Bitcoin traded above $62,000, with market participants assessing recent outflows from U.S. spot ETFs against signs of continued corporate interest and analysis suggesting significant new capital is needed for a major rally.
Bitcoin's recent uptrend has stalled at the key resistance level of $63,300, as technical indicators point to weakening momentum and potential for a price reversal. Analysts are watching critical support levels for signs of the market's next move.
Multi-asset broker Vantage Markets has introduced a new over-the-counter (OTC) contract for difference (CFD) product, XAUUSD247, enabling eligible clients to trade gold against the US dollar 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The cryptocurrency Cardano (ADA) experienced its largest single-day percentage gain since February 25, pushing its market capitalization above $7 billion amid a broader-market uptick.
Bitcoin traded above the $62,000 level amid renewed optimism for a comprehensive U.S. crypto bill and continued institutional interest, even as security risks and meme coin volatility persist.
Bitcoin maintained its position above the $64,000 mark, supported by a U.S. ban on a central bank digital currency and a key federal banking approval for stablecoin issuer Circle.
The Japanese yen weakened toward multi-decade lows against the dollar and pound as traders grew more confident in pushing the currency lower amid a lack of official intervention from Tokyo.
President Donald Trump announced the end of a month-old ceasefire with Iran following an escalation of attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, even as he confirmed both nations have agreed to continue talks.
New York City will enforce new rules starting October 1, requiring businesses to offer a simple 'Click to Cancel' option for subscriptions and to disclose all 'junk fees' upfront. The move aims to increase transparency and consumer protection, with violations carrying significant financial penalties.
