Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin rebounded sharply on Monday, climbing back above $115,000 after suffering the largest single-day liquidation in crypto history late last week, when escalating U.S.-China trade tensions triggered a massive sell-off across digital assets. The world’s biggest cryptocurrency rose 3.1% to $115,107.60 by 06:32 GMT, recovering part of its losses after …

Bitcoin slipped slightly on Friday as traders took profits following its surge to all-time highs earlier in the week. While the world’s largest cryptocurrency remained buoyed by persistent optimism over U.S. rate cuts and seasonal “Uptober” enthusiasm, profit-taking and uncertainty surrounding the prolonged U.S. government shutdown tempered gains. Bitcoin declined …

In a move that shook the crypto world, Bitcoin dropped about 2% by the end of Thursday’s trading after reaching record highs. The decline followed profit-taking and a surprising action by one of the market’s biggest investors — a so-called “Bitcoin whale” — who opened one of the largest short …

Bitcoin prices were largely stable on Thursday, consolidating near $122,000 after a volatile week that saw the token hit record highs above $126,000. As of 02:20 ET (06:20 GMT), the world’s largest cryptocurrency was up 0.1% at $121,969.5, easing slightly as investors weighed profit-taking pressures and lingering macroeconomic uncertainty tied …

Bitcoin has surged above the $123,000 mark, specifically up 1.60% trading at $123,333, igniting fresh optimism across global markets and signaling that the world’s largest cryptocurrency may be entering a powerful new phase of growth.Over the past months, large investors known as “whales” have quietly accumulated massive amounts of Bitcoin, …

Bitcoin Retreats From $126,000 Peak Bitcoin fell sharply on Wednesday, retreating to around $121,000 after briefly hitting record highs above $126,000 earlier in the week. The decline came as profit-taking intensified and a stronger U.S. dollar challenged “debasement-trade” flows that had fueled recent gains. By 02:22 ET (06:22 GMT), the …

Bitcoin’s recent retreat to $122,134, a −2.08% dip from its new record high, is far from a panic-inducing collapse. Instead, it represents a moment of price consolidation following a historic ascent. This correction offers a critical opportunity to analyze what truly drove the surge past the $125,000 mark: a rare …

Bitcoin traded mostly steady on Tuesday, holding close to all-time highs after a surge past $126,000, supported by strong institutional inflows, safe-haven rotation during the prolonged U.S. government shutdown, and seasonal optimism often dubbed “Uptober.” As of 02:05 ET (06:05 GMT), Bitcoin (BTC) rose 0.4% to $124,427.9, after touching a …

Bitcoin eased modestly on Monday, retreating from a fresh all-time high above $125,000, though strong institutional inflows into U.S. spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and uncertainty surrounding Washington’s prolonged government shutdown continued to underpin sentiment. The world’s largest cryptocurrency was last down 1.6% at $123,716.7 as of 01:50 ET (05:50 GMT), …

Bitcoin surged to its highest level in seven weeks on Friday, extending a sharp rebound as seasonal “Uptober” momentum and expectations of a liquidity impulse from the U.S. government shutdown underpinned sentiment. The world’s largest cryptocurrency traded 1.2% higher at $120,052.20 by 02:20 ET (06:20 GMT), after briefly surpassing $121,000 …