A long-standing view of BTC maxis – that the U.S. fiscal policy is unsustainable – has received a nod from billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk.
Investors weigh tensions between Elon Musk and President Trump alongside broader recession fears as markets digest the latest macro signals.
The bullish flow is consistent with the renewed optimism among some analysts about ether's price prospects.
Exchanges like Bybit and Binance saw the biggest hits, with Bybit alone accounting for nearly $354 million in liquidations.
"When Long Positions drop, the price usually goes up," said one analyst.
Bitcoin finds support above $105,000 amid short-term uncertainty, while altcoins stumble on regulatory caution.
The big rally in bitcoin and stocks over the past eight weeks has occurred with a (somewhat) hawkish Fed; a dovish turn could provide fuel for new legs higher.
Stablecoin reserves on exchanges have reached their highest levels in years, a sign that investors may be preparing to deploy fresh capital, traders say.
Asian trading hours have gained market share in global bitcoin, ether, and solana spot trading volumes, while U.S. trading shares have declined.
Despite trade tensions and an avalanche of liquidations rattling global markets, Bitcoin’s resilience suggests underlying strength.
XRP’s open interest near $4 billion indicates intense speculative positioning, but history suggests the potential for a sharp rally if key catalysts align.
Weakness in the U.S. dollar is widely seen as positive for dollar-denominated assets, such as bitcoin and gold.
Massive treasury allocations, regulatory breakthroughs, and strategic acquisitions pushed bitcoin to new highs.
A general decline, profit-taking, and renewed tariff fears over the past few days are doing little to dent the long-term optimism of traders.
The surge happened while other artificial intelligence-focused crypto tokens declined with bitcoin and the broader market.
XRP drops 6% amid global economic tensions, with a significant volume spike and a key support level at $2.16 under scrutiny.
Bitcoin Cash falls 4% as it tests the $400 support level, with a descending channel pattern and resistance at $414-$415 challenging recovery efforts.
Dogecoin tumbles over 10% in a midnight sell-off, with high trading volumes and a potential double-bottom pattern hinting at possible stabilization.
A fast-moving legal reversal saw the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issue a temporary stay on Wednesday’s lower court ruling that had struck down the tariffs.
BTC's realized volatility has averaged less than 50% this time, according to Glassnode.
Despite the pullback, BTC holding above the round-number $100,000 level for 20 consecutive days is a bullish sign, LMAX Group market strategist said.
Futures registered a trading volume of $86.6 million in the first six trading days.
Crypto traders say the market is in a “Goldilocks zone,” with recent macro shifts — like softer yields and corporate crypto treasuries — yet to fully ripple through asset prices.
Bitcoin options worth over $10 billion are set to expire on Friday at 08:00 UTC on Deribit.
A number of indicators suggested the bull market has more room to run, said NYDIG.
Key indicators suggests traders are becoming more bullish on ether relative to bitcoin.
Ether is forming an ascending triangle pattern, suggesting a potential rise above $3,000.
The price drop follows a meteoric rally from $165 to $420.
With volatility elevated ahead of an upcoming Bitcoin conference, investors eye a summer breakout as ETH rises and BTC consolidates near $110,000.
The Federal Reserve's minutes and Nvidia's earnings are key events that could influence market movements.