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The latest crypto coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
Bitcoin traded sideways near the $63,000 level over the weekend, as selling from major corporate holders and US regulatory uncertainty offset broader positive sentiment from equity markets.
As global bond yields reach levels not seen since before Bitcoin's creation, the cryptocurrency has fallen 46% over the past year, in stark contrast to gold's 32% gain, testing its role as a safe-haven asset.
The leading cryptocurrency recovered the key psychological level amid commentary from MicroStrategy's chairman and reports of growing institutional derivatives exposure via UBS.
Bitcoin saw a minor recovery but remains in a tight trading range, with investor caution fueled by upcoming U.S. regulatory discussions and rising geopolitical tensions. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $390 million in net outflows last week.
Bitcoin saw a minor recovery on Tuesday, but the broader cryptocurrency market remains subdued amid escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and persistent concerns over high interest rates.
Bitcoin's recent price recovery is meeting skepticism as technical analysis reveals significant underlying weakness, with long-term indicators remaining deeply bearish despite short-term gains.
Bitcoin saw a modest increase, but the wider cryptocurrency market faces headwinds from rising geopolitical tensions, which are fueling inflation fears and concerns over sustained high interest rates.
A new report from digital asset service crypto4me calculates Bitcoin's stock-to-flow ratio at 120, roughly double gold's 59, a milestone reached after the 2024 halving event.
Bitcoin is locked in an exceptionally tight trading range with volatility at its lowest in six months, a technical setup that often precedes a significant price breakout or breakdown.
