US President Donald Trump has nominated former Federal Reserve governor Kevin Warsh to lead the US central bank, a move that has sent mixed signals for cryptocurrency markets and US dollar liquidity, according to market analysts. Trump nominated Bitcoin-friendly Warsh on Friday, and he is set to replace Jerome Powell when his term ends in
In this febrile crypto moment, bitcoin’s showing off its classic mix of drama and indecision. A wild ride between $74,532 and $78,610 sets the tone, with volume clocking in at a staggering $86.03 billion—because what’s a day in crypto without a bit of whiplash? The market cap plants its flag at $1.55 trillion, but beneath
Michael Saylor’s Strategy, previously MicroStrategy, has made its sixth consecutive weekly Bitcoin purchase. This latest purchase comes amid the $BTC crash, which saw the flagship crypto drop below the company’s average purchase price. Meanwhile, the MSTR stock had dropped to new multi-year lows following the latest Bitcoin crash.
JPMorgan says Bitcoin futures are now oversold. At the same time, gold and silver futures seem to be overbought. The bank shared this view in a new market note released in late January. https://twitter.com/coinmarketcap/status/2018266185855357114?s=46 According to JPMorgan’s Bitcoin outlook, investors have slowly moved money away from Bitcoin. Moving the funds towards gold and silver instead.
As CME’s futures market closed on Friday, the bitcoin $BTC$77,528.46 derivatives were priced at $84,445 on the exchange. When trading resumed Sunday evening, they opened at $77,385 reflecting the largest cryptocurrency’s spot-market slide to as low as $75,000 on Saturday. This price discrepancy created a gap in the CME bitcoin futures pricing. A CME gap
Bitcoin price swings continue to rattle global markets, pushing emotions to the surface. Sharp pullbacks trigger fear among short-term traders and speculative investors. Yet, market stress often reveals who truly understands Bitcoin’s role. During these moments, strong conviction separates disciplined holders from reactive sellers. Against this backdrop, MetaPlanet CEO Simon Gerovich delivered a clear and
Markets are showing real fear as Bitcoin price today hovers just above key daily support, with liquidity stress and risk-off sentiment driving conditions. <img decoding="async" src="https://cnews24.ru/uploads/af1/af16cb4a7a475cc86fb7263910a73e0b421aa842.png" size="2560×1440" alt="$BTC/$USDT daily chart with EMA20, EMA50 and volume” loading=”lazy” /> $BTC/$USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Summary Daily chart (D1): primary trend is bearish Trend
Bitcoin remains under pressure as former support zones turn into resistance, with heavy long liquidations shaping near-term market direction. Where next? Bitcoin ($BTC) has come under renewed selling pressure, sliding 4.1% over the past 24 hours to trade around $75,441. During the session, $BTC moved within a wide intraday range, touching highs near $79,049 before
Bitcoin weakness has returned to the center of market discussion as long-term analyst Benjamin Cowen outlines why the asset’s recent decline fits a familiar historical pattern. According to Cowen, Bitcoin’s price action reflects a transition into a bear market phase rather than a temporary pullback, with structural similarities to prior cycle downturns. Cowen’s assessment centers
Bitcoin ($BTC) continues to decline on Monday, February 2, trading below the $77,000 level due to a combination of macroeconomic headwinds, institutional outflows, and forced liquidations. Despite ongoing volatility, investors are already looking ahead to where Bitcoin could settle by the end of February, with artificial intelligence (AI) models offering early insight into potential price