Following the proposal from Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, bitcoin experienced a volatile session, briefly surging to nearly $79,500 before retreating to $77,500 early Monday. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin hit $79,490 on April 27 before a sharp retreat following news of a proposed U.S.-Iran ceasefire. Market volatility exceeding 2.63% saw Coinglass report $56.8 million
$BTC crossed $79,000 on Monday as the Bitcoin 2026 conference opened its doors at the Venetian Resort in Las Vegas, extending a four-week rally underpinned by record ETF inflows, easing geopolitical tensions, and fresh regulatory clarity from U.S. authorities. Key Takeaways: $BTC touched $79,000 on April 27, coinciding with the opening day of the Bitcoin
Bitcoin, the flagship cryptocurrency, surged to an intraday high of $79,490 earlier today, currently flirting with the psychological $80,000 barrier. According to prominent trader Josh Olszewicz, the leading cryptocurrency is currently on the verge of its first daily Kumo breakout since October. 1D $BTC nearing the first kumo breakout since Oct (!) pic.twitter.com/1s6tpGvDUp — CarpeNoctom
Cross-border B2B stablecoin payments have been projected to reach $5 trillion by 2035, according to a new report from Juniper Research. The report published on April 27 has estimated that the total cross-border B2B stablecoin transaction value will climb from $13.4 billion in 2026, with enterprise payments expected to dominate usage over the next decade.
Bitcoin ($BTC) rose as Asian markets opened, climbing above $79,000. However, it subsequently retreated to around $77,600 due to selling pressure, failing to break above $80,000. Bitcoin’s ability to hold above $75,000 in recent weeks has fueled bullish expectations, but one analyst claims the bottom has not yet been reached. Leading Bitcoin investor Michael Terpin
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ($BTC), rose as Asian stock markets opened, climbing above $79,000. Bitcoin once again approached the $80,000 mark, but the rally stalled at $80,000 as last-minute buyers sold at the break-even point. According to analysts, Bitcoin is facing significant selling pressure around the $80,000 level, which is considered the break-even point for
Bitcoin ($BTC) failed to hold its move toward $80,000 after a sudden wave of selling hit the derivatives market. The price dropped about 2.5% within a few hours and moved back below $78,000. CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost said there was no clear announcement behind the move. He linked the correction to strong sell activity in futures
Bitcoin ($BTC) saw a sharp price swing on Monday after reports said Iran had sent the U.S. a new proposal through Pakistani mediators. The move pushed $BTC close to $80,000 before the price quickly slipped lower. The rally lifted Bitcoin to a 12-week high near $79,500. The price then fell by about $2,000 within a
Bitcoin ($BTC) begins the week with traders watching several U.S. economic events that could shape risk appetite. The focus has shifted from war headlines to the Federal Reserve, inflation data, GDP numbers and large technology earnings. The Federal Reserve will hold its two-day FOMC meeting on April 28 and 29. Its policy decision and press
Recent trends show that Bitcoin bulls are slowly gaining control of the market, but there could still be a window in the future where prices look weak again. For now, the Bitcoin ($BTC) price is recovering quite well. After weeks of steep price declines, the premier asset has found support and now appears to be