Crypto currencies news

Bitcoin experienced sharp volatility, briefly surging past $85K before pulling back as traders reassessed inflation concerns and Federal Reserve policy expectations.

Bitcoin remains under pressure near $80K as ETF outflows continue and a death cross pattern suggests further downside, with key support at 76,635.

Ethereum remains under pressure near $2,000, with traders debating whether to dollar-cost average or brace for further declines toward $1,550.

Bitcoin loses momentum, testing the critical $75K support level as traders react to weak adoption signals and market disappointment over the US Crypto Strategic Reserve.

Ethereum remains under pressure, struggling below $2,000, with a potential breakdown toward $1,500 or a breakout offering hope for recovery.

Bitcoin stabilizes after recent lows, forming a bullish engulfing pattern that signals potential recovery toward $90,000 amid rising US trade tensions.

The much-anticipated White House crypto summit fell flat, triggering a sell-off in Bitcoin and Ethereum as macroeconomic worries and trade tensions weighed on the market.

Bitcoin continues its sharp decline, falling below key support at $78,500, with technical indicators suggesting further downside as a potential death cross forms.

Ether’s (ETH) price continues to struggle, particularly against Bitcoin, threatening more potential downside for the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin remains range-bound near $90K, seeking direction between key EMAs, with potential support at $75K and resistance near $100K.

Bitcoin continues to sink as risk-off sentiment continues to dominate due to unresolved US-centered trade war.

Bitcoin fails to hold above $90,000, facing technical resistance and economic uncertainty, with a breakout above $94,500 potentially targeting $105,000.

Donald Trump hosts a cryptocurrency summit at the White House on Friday amid much anticipation about his plans for a national stockpile of digital currencies. Buying bitcoin at all-time highs could be a costly move.