Cryptocurrency

On Monday, Ethereum traded at $3,734.50, down 0.64% (-$24.00), consolidating within an ascending triangle after a 25.54% weekly gain. Bitcoin (BTC-USD) stood at $116,941, down 0.39%, ranging between $116,000 and $120,000. Corporate adoption of Ethereum, fueled by its decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure, influences the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) at 97.878, …

Bitcoin Edges Higher, Cautious Sentiment Prevails Bitcoin saw a modest rise on Monday, trading at $119,001.6, up by 0.6%, as the cryptocurrency market continued to consolidate near the $120,000 mark after last week’s surge to record highs above $123,000. Despite the recent upward movement, investor sentiment remained cautious due to …

The U.S. dollar posted weekly gains after prevailing over a range of competing market forces throughout the past week. President Donald Trump last week threatened to impose a 30% tariff on the European Union and Mexico, effective August 1st. Market turbulence—sparked by President Trump’s remarks and trade policy actions—persisted throughout …

Bitcoin surged above $120,000 in Asian trade on Friday, continuing its impressive rally and heading for its fourth consecutive weekly gain. The latest push was driven by optimism surrounding U.S. cryptocurrency legislation, with the U.S. House of Representatives clearing three bills aimed at establishing a clearer regulatory framework for digital …

Cryptocurrency markets are buzzing on Thursday, with Bitcoin holding steady at $118,612.16 (-0.49%) and Ether climbing 3.61% to $3,397.60, driven by record-breaking ETF inflows. As institutional interest grows, the question looms—can this rally sustain, or will volatility strike?ETF Inflows Fuel Market RallyEther ETFs smashed records with a staggering $727 million …

Bitcoin remained largely steady on Thursday as the U.S. House of Representatives cleared a crucial procedural hurdle to open debate on a suite of crypto bills after a nine-hour deadlock. The world’s largest cryptocurrency traded 0.2% higher, reaching $118,747.50 as of 02:25 ET (06:25 GMT). Bitcoin had surged to record …

Bitcoin saw a significant drop on Tuesday, falling to as low as $115,222, after a series of cryptocurrency-related bills, prominently championed by President Donald Trump, hit an unexpected roadblock in the House of Representatives. The digital currency’s price was last reported around $116,443, marking a nearly 4% decline from its …

JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) reported a decline in second-quarter net revenue and net income but managed to beat analyst expectations, driven by strong performance in markets and investment banking, despite ongoing trade tensions and tariff-driven volatility. Key Financial Metrics: Net revenue fell by 10% to $45.7 billion, surpassing analysts’ expectations …

The U.S. House of Representatives is poised to pass a landmark stablecoin regulatory bill this week, marking a significant step toward comprehensive digital assets legislation in the U.S. This move is seen as the first major crypto-related bill to reach the president’s desk and is part of a broader effort …

Bitcoin surged to an all-time high of over $121,000 during Asian trading on Monday, driven by optimism surrounding the growing adoption of the cryptocurrency by institutional investors and the highly anticipated “Crypto Week” in Washington, which began later in the day. Key Price Movements: Bitcoin last traded at $120,778.8, up …