Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin showed some positive movement on Thursday, rising by 1.4% to $107,751.9 as risk appetite continued to benefit from the ongoing ceasefire between Israel and Iran, though it remained within a familiar trading range. The largest cryptocurrency’s price remained below its weekly high of over $108,000, signaling that while momentum …

For the third straight day, Bitcoin continues its climb, fueled by a wave of market optimism. This upswing is driven by easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and growing hopes for positive developments in U.S. trade relations with key partners. Bitcoin rose to $107,522 per unit, up from the …

Bitcoin saw a modest increase on Wednesday, extending overnight gains as traders remained cautiously optimistic following a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran. The ceasefire appeared to be holding, giving a slight boost to market sentiment. Bitcoin rose 0.7% to $106,160.1 by 01:29 ET (05:29 GMT), reflecting a small but …

Japan stands at a pivotal moment in its cryptocurrency journey, with proposed reforms signaling a bold shift toward a more progressive regulatory landscape. The Financial Services Agency (FSA) has put forward changes that could transform the crypto industry, including lifting the ban on Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and slashing taxes …

Bitcoin saw a significant jump on Tuesday, rising 3.2% to $105,042.5, supported by a broader improvement in risk sentiment following U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. This development raised hopes for a de-escalation in the Middle East conflict, potentially ending days of hostilities. While …

Bitcoin fell on Monday, continuing its decline from the weekend as heightened concerns over the Israel-Iran conflict kept risk appetite subdued. The world’s largest cryptocurrency slipped 1.3% to $101,501.8 by 01:35 ET (05:35 GMT), briefly dropping to as low as $99,000 on Sunday. This marks the first time in June …

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 …