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Browsing: BTC
Bitcoin (BTC) price is up 0.65% to $80,391.92, moving in line with a broader market that gained 1.09% amid US job growth that beat and dimmed geopolitical tensions.
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) prices declined, fueling sell pressures in altcoins after a previous rally that lifted the market cap of all digital assets.
Bitcoin (BTC) price topped $80 over robust transatlantic institutional appetite and strong initial demand from self-directed investors, highlighting growing wealth-management interest.
Bitcoin (BTC) price topped $79k on Sunday as crypto investors continued to increase their positions amid the recent launch of Hyperliquid’s prediction market.
Bitcoin (BTC) price rose by 3% to $78,490 outpacing a broader market that rose 1.77%, primarily driven by renewed institutional demand amid spot ETF inflows.
The global crypto market cap rose to $2.57 trillion on Wednesday as the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and HSBC flagged fake stablecoins, prompting capital to rotate towards the top digital assets.
Bitcoin (BTC) price declined to $76,187.82, underperforming a slightly softer broader market, primarily driven by a shift in geopolitical risk sentiment.
Bitcoin Dips as Clarity Act Stalls Over Trump’s Crypto Interest Bitcoin (BTC) price fell to $76,998.51 as the Clarity Act…
Bitcoin Price Faces $79k Resistance, Tesla Keeps Holdings Bitcoin (BTCUSD) dropped about 2% to $77,520 on Thursday, underperforming a slightly…
Bitcoin pulled back by 3.4% to $71,158 over the past 24h, underperforming the broader market, which fell 2.78%, amid a sharp escalation in Middle East geopolitical tensions.
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