Markets
Bitcoin Rallies to $29K; Cardano Leads Gains Among Crypto Majors
Total market capitalization has risen 4.9% in the past 24 hours on expectations of Fed easing, some investors said.
Optimism From Ethereum's Shapella Upgrade Is Fading, Crypto Options Show
Two weeks after the upgrade, the options market is assigning a slightly more negative sentiment to ether.
Bitcoin Regains $28K Amid Mildly Encouraging Tech Earnings, Liquidation of Short Positions
BTC rose Tuesday afternoon as Alphabet and Microsoft first-quarter earnings surpassed expectations. Both equities and Treasury yields were down on Tuesday, however.
Bitcoin Could Be Poised for a Rebound
Bitcoin’s declining momentum has historically preceded a mild increase in price.
First Mover Americas: Coinbase Seeks Clear Answers From SEC
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for April 25, 2023.
Bitcoin-Tether Pair Is Most Liquid on Binance Even as TUSD Pair Sees Higher Volume
While trading volume in the BTC/TUSD pair has surged over the past four weeks, liquidity remains thin compared with the BTC/USDT pair.
Pepecoin’s Top Bull Also Has Millions in Shiba Inu, but Holdings Suggest Risk for Traders
Millions of dollars' worth of pepe tokens are held by just a few wallets, with one such wallet seemingly a meme-coin bull.
Bitcoin's 50-Day Moving Average in Focus for Crypto Analysts After 11% Price Pullback
A break below the average would call into question the bull market's strength, one analyst said.
Ethereum Layer 2 Networks’ Total Value Locked Hovers at Near-Record High, Data Shows
TVL soared past $10 billion on the Ethereum blockchain earlier this month before dipping, according to analytics website L2Beat. Arbitrum dominates the layer 2 scaling landscape by market share.
Bitcoin Drops to $27.3K, Ether Edges Toward $1.8K Amid Investors' Interest Rate Concerns
BTC’s recent price drop can be interpreted as “a period of consolidation and a healthy correction after an explosive move upwards past $30,000 over the last several months,” one analyst says.
