Critical Metals (NASDAQ: CRML), one of BlackRock’s notable rare earth holdings, surged more than 25% in pre-market trading on September 21 after a series of strategic developments boosted investor sentiment. The stock closed Friday’s session at $6.73 before jumping to $8.47 ahead of the market open, representing a gain of 25.85%. CRML one-week stock price
Bitcoin climbed above $80,000 after a $148 billion US Treasury cash build failed to destabilize overnight funding markets. The Treasury General Account rose by $148.003 billion through Sept. 16 to $991.708 billion, Federal Reserve data showed, as tax payments shifted cash into the government’s account at the central bank. Deposits held by commercial banks at
Bitcoin entered this week (Sept. 21–27) above $80,000, but Friday’s update on Americans’ inflation expectations could test whether its rebound can withstand tighter monetary policy. The Bitcoin price stood at $80,323 in CryptoSlate’s Sept. 20 snapshot, up 4.82% over seven days and 3.82% over 30 days. That recovery leaves two questions for the coming week:
On Tuesday, the 15th of September, Bitcoin [$BTC] fell to a local low of $74,967, ahead of the impending rate hike news from the U.S. Federal Reserve. Yet, since that low, Bitcoin has rebounded by 9.21% in under a week. As reported earlier, a combination of bearish news and long-term inflation worries did not deter
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) shares rose 2.60% to $682.55 in pre-market trading on Monday at 05:14 a.m. ET, after closing 2.43% lower at $665.75 on Friday. No specific catalyst for the early stock move was independently confirmed. The gain came amid broader strength in U.S. equity futures, with Nasdaq futures up about 0.95% and S&P
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, surged 2.5% in the last 24 hours, climbing above $84,000 for the first time since January 30th. BTC’s gains over the past week have reached nearly 9%, and over the past month, almost 30%. While altcoins followed Bitcoin’s rise, Ethereum surged 5.5% in the last 24 hours, surpassing $2,700. This marks
Bitcoin ($BTC) starts a new week at its highest levels in nearly eight months as bulls propel the market to $85,000. Key points: Bitcoin hit $85,248 on Monday, marking its highest levels since Jan. 29. $BTC price action is approaching the breakeven point for US spot Bitcoin ETF investors near $86,000. Markets eyed oil prices
The Number That Didn’t Move $BTC has climbed about 6% over the past day and printed an intraday high of $85,248 just as $260+ million in short positions were liquidated in just 60 minutes. That is a sharp turn from the weekend, when Bitcoin.com News described bitcoin’s price hitting an $82K wall after a $7,000
For the first time in 45 weeks, Bitcoin has closed above its 50-week moving average, following a 29% price increase over the past 35 days. According to data from Galaxy Research, Bitcoin finished the week ending September 20, 2026, at $81,159, compared with a 50-week moving average of $78,786. That placed the weekly close approximately