Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin fell slightly on Friday, continuing its trend of moderate losses for the second consecutive week, while broader crypto markets showed little movement. Despite an improvement in broader risk appetite following U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to delay a decision on U.S. involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict, the world’s largest …

In an interview conducted by Alarabiya Television, Mohamed Hashad, Head of Research and Development at Noor Capital and a member of the American Association of Technical Analysts, commented and analyzed the performance of financial markets. Interviewer: Welcome Mohamed Rashad, Head of Market Strategy at Noor Capital, joining us live from …

Bitcoin rose marginally on Thursday, staying within its tight trading range as growing speculation over U.S. involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict kept investors cautious. The world’s largest cryptocurrency climbed 0.1% to $104,900.0 at 05:20 ET (09:20 GMT), with prices hovering between $103,000 and $108,000 over the past week, largely driven …

Bitcoin extended its recent losses on Wednesday, as the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict continued to weigh on investor sentiment and quash risk appetite. The broader cryptocurrency market also retreated, with few signs of deescalation in the conflict. Traders were also focused on potential U.S. intervention following President Donald Trump’s harsh rhetoric …

Bitcoin rose slightly on Tuesday, extending gains from the prior session following reports that Iran was seeking a ceasefire in its ongoing conflict with Israel. However, gains in the cryptocurrency markets remained fragile, as the Middle East conflict showed little sign of de-escalation and traders remained cautious ahead of the …

Bitcoin firmed on Monday, recovering from a recent dip triggered by escalating tensions in the Israel-Iran conflict, which had briefly pushed the cryptocurrency to a one-week low. The world’s largest cryptocurrency rose 0.5% to $106,581.80 by 01:55 ET (05:55 GMT), after falling to $102,000 over the weekend. Broader crypto markets …

Bitcoin prices tumbled on Friday, as escalating tensions in the Middle East, following Israel’s large-scale airstrikes on Iran, triggered a broad flight from risk assets. The world’s largest cryptocurrency fell 3.6%, dropping to $104,070.20 as of 02:14 ET (06:14 GMT). Risk-Off Sentiment as Israel Strikes Iran Israel launched “Operation Rising …

Bitcoin prices slipped on Thursday following comments from U.S. President Donald Trump, who confirmed progress in trade negotiations with China but also warned that new tariffs on major economies would be announced in the coming weeks. The world’s largest cryptocurrency dropped 1.7% to $107,782.20 as of 2:10 ET (06:10 GMT). …

Bitcoin traded largely flat on Wednesday, pausing after Tuesday’s sharp gains as traders digested news of a proposed U.S.-China trade framework and awaited more clarity on both the deal and upcoming U.S. inflation data. As of 02:08 ET (06:08 GMT), Bitcoin remained unchanged at $109,559.20, hovering just below the record …

Markets in June 2025 face a liquidity squeeze that’s reshaping how traders operate. U.S. Treasury yields have spiked to 4.7%, driven by inflation fears and tariff talks, tightening conditions in bond markets. Recent data shows trading volumes in Treasury futures dropping 15% since May, signaling hesitation among participants. This isn’t …