Bitcoin (BTC) is stabilizing after a retreat from yesterday's all-time price high. Analysts remain bullish despite short-term price swings, and expect the upcoming Taproot network upgrade to be a positive event.
NDFs, a type of contract that's common in foreign-exchange markets, might make it easier for traditional financial institutions to enter the burgeoning arena of cryptocurrencies.
Bond traders are increasing their bets on faster inflation after the U.S. Consumer Price Index jumped 6.2% in the 12 months through October, the highest rate in three decades.
The Labor Department’s Consumer Price Index is closely tracked by bitcoin traders, since the cryptocurrency is seen by some investors as a hedge against inflation.
Bitcoin may struggle if inflation data revives rate hike fears, leading to risk-off in traditional markets
Bitcoin volume has increased the past two days but remains well below its mid-October high.
Bitcoin (BTC) is pulling back, although some traders are prepared to buy on dips amid a seasonally strong Q4. Analyst have upward price targets for both BTC and ether (ETH) despite slower trading volume.
The majority of DEX users are professional crypto traders looking for “new sources of alpha,” said one analyst.
Ether can take lead against bitcoin towards the year-end, one analyst said.
Ether’s options market flows appear more bullish than ever, with the cryptocurrency eyeing the psychological level of $5,000.
The total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies neared a milestone of $3 trillion.
Indicators suggest that bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is headed at least initially toward the $86K resistance level.
Bitcoin (BTC) is rising along with equities after some central banks appeared to be in no rush to raise rates last week. Analysts expect a bullish Q4 for crypto, although next year could be difficult as monetary stimulus fades.
A surge in the number of addresses acquiring SHIB near record highs signals peak speculative frenzy.