Bitcoin and Ethereum remain in an uptrend, holding higher highs and lows despite the latest volatility at the fag end of September. Analysts warn of a potential blow-off top if prices surge into euphoric extremes, with BTC levels near $140,000 and ETH above $6,000 marking possible triggers. The crypto market has seen sharp swings over
Gold prices climbed to a new all-time high in Asian trading hours on Monday, with spot prices surging to $3,800 per ounce. The surge came as the US dollar weakened following recent Federal Reserve rate cuts, while ongoing geopolitical tensions continued to drive demand for safe-haven assets. The milestone has sparked debate over what it
Bitcoin is once again capturing investor attention after a sharp dip below $110,000, raising concerns about its near-term recovery. The crypto king has bounced back quickly, climbing above $111,800 within a day, as growing signs of investor conviction suggest that support may fuel the next rally. Bitcoin Investors Move To Accumulate Exchange data reveals that
Bitcoin Core developers have released the second test version of their controversial Bitcoin Core v30 update, set to usher in a new wallet format and non-monetary data inclusion sometime in October. A new release candidate of Bitcoin Core (v30.0rc2) is available for testing, the Bitcoin Core Project stated on Sunday, labelling it as a “new
Capital B (The Blockchain Group, ISIN: FR0011053636, ticker: ALCPB) has completed an “ATM‑type” capital increase with TOBAM at €1.70 per share, raising €1.2 million ($1.4 million) to acquire 12 BTC. The transaction brings the group’s total crypto treasury to 2,812 BTC, acquired for €262.1 million ($307.3 million) at an average price of €93,216 per bitcoin,
A Bitcoin analyst has argued that Bitcoin is still in a bull market as it briefly recovered to over $112,000 on Monday after a week of major volatility. Bitcoin (BTC) has struggled to gain over the past week as analysts said investors were showing signs of exhaustion, with its sudden drop last week resulting in
Babylon has proposed cutting BABY inflation and launching BTC-BABY co-staking, a system designed to align Bitcoin and BABY holders while reducing supply growth. Summary The proposal aims to cut inflation from 8% to 5.5%. BTC-BABY co-staking aligns Bitcoin and BABY holders. Testnet in September, mainnet launch in October. Babylon has put forward a governance proposal
Following the sharp corrections it experienced, the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) showed signs of recovery in the last 24 hours, rising above $112,000. As investors wonder if Bitcoin will continue its rise, one analyst argued that Bitcoin is still in a bull market after climbing above $112,000 after a week of major volatility. At this
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds turned red last week, ending a four-week streak of inflows as this year’s third quarter comes to a close. Last week saw $902.50 million in netflows, marking a more than 30-day low that was largely attributed to Friday’s outflow of $418.25 million, SoSoValue data shows. Fidelity’s FBTC product saw the
On-chain MVRV ratio signals market resilience, showing neither panic nor euphoria among Bitcoin investors. Long-term holders reduce selling, cutting available supply and supporting conditions for continued market strength. The Bitcoin market has been volatile lately, but on-chain data suggests the bull market is far from over. Recent analysis from XWIN Research Japan on CryptoQuant confirms