Bitcoin price fell toward $75,500 after the U.S. Senate rejected the CLARITY Act, while bearish momentum and nearby liquidation clusters raised the risk of another decline before the Federal Reserve’s rate decision. According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price traded at approximately $75,940 at press time, according to the 4-hour chart. The price had
Bitcoin and altcoins experienced sharp declines following the failure of the Clarity Act to pass in the US. While the question now is whether the decline will continue, analysts have begun to suggest a bottom has been reached. Firstly, a CryptoQuant analyst using the pseudonym IT Tech noted that a pattern seen in past lows
Bitcoin price prediction turns cautious below $76,855.70, the 20-day EMA that gave way after the CLARITY Act failed its Senate cloture vote and long liquidations spiked. Bitcoin Price Analysis: Can $BTC Hold Its Trendline Breakout? Yes, $BTC’s breakout still looks intact, but the 20-day EMA is the level that decides it. $BTC trades near $75,767.03,
On Tuesday, the 15th of September, the Senate voted to block the CLARITY Act from passing, pushing regulatory clarity back to 2027. Bitcoin [$BTC] reacted bearishly to this news, as it adds uncertainty to the crypto markets. Democrats had withheld support. They argued that the final draft did not do enough to protect against conflicts
Bitcoin has fallen sharply over the last day as short-term holders begin to exercise caution following the major Clarity Act setback witnessed yesterday. Notably, the market has seen Bitcoin selling activity skyrocket, especially among its short-term holders, causing a sharp increase in exchange inflows within 24 hours. Bitcoin holders sell at a loss Following the
Bitcoin and gold are moving together more closely than they have in years. This challenges the usual view that Bitcoin is a riskier asset, while gold is a safe haven. Adam Livingston, vice president of investments at Strive, pointed out this change on X, noting that Bitcoin and gold have become much more closely correlated
American traders are apparently sitting this one out. A key gauge of Coinbase Bitcoin demand — the Coinbase Premium Index — has slid to its lowest level in roughly a month, sinking deep into negative territory just as Bitcoin hovered near the $75,600 to $75,800 range. The move suggests that whatever US buyers were doing
Bitcoin fell to an intraday low below $75,000 on Sept. 15, extending a selloff already underway ahead of the Senate vote on the CLARITY Act. The Senate failed 49-50 to invoke cloture on a motion to proceed to the bill, short of the 60 votes required, leading Bitcoin to its intraday low. Coinbase fell about
Bitcoin Core, the software used to run Bitcoin nodes, has moved its next major update into final testing with changes to transaction fees, block processing and the way wallets build transactions. The first release candidate for Bitcoin Core 32.0 was tagged on Sept. 14, starting the final testing cycle before developers aim to release the
The bitcoin BTC$75,888.13 market turned idiosyncratic ahead of Wednesday’s Federal Reserve interest-rate decision, and is no longer tracking the Dollar Index or U.S. stocks. CoinMarketCap data show bitcoin’s short-window correlation with the index, which measures the U.S. currency’s strength against a basket of peers, has collapsed to nearly zero, while its positive link to equities