Bitcoin Rebounds to $77,200 as Buyers Defend $76,350 Support
Bitcoin rebounds above $77,200 as buyers defend the $76,350 cost basis, while Friday’s U.S. jobs report could determine a return to $80,000.
Bitcoin rebounds above $77,200 as buyers defend the $76,350 cost basis, while Friday’s U.S. jobs report could determine a return to $80,000.
Bitcoin surged nearly 25% in seven days as falling Treasury yields, ETF inflows and spot demand fueled one of its strongest weekly rallies since 2020.
Sberbank plans to accept Ether and USDT alongside Bitcoin as collateral for crypto-backed loans under Russia’s new regulated digital-asset framework.
Strategy bought 4,603 Bitcoin for $369.7 million, raising its holdings to 845,050 BTC as Michael Saylor signaled a return to aggressive buying.
Bitcoin held near $78,000 despite escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, outperforming oil-shaken stocks and gold as traders assessed Fed rate-hike risks.
BitGo completes its acquisition of NYDIG’s institutional trading business, expanding its derivatives, financing, and capital markets services.
Bitcoin’s new bull market awaits confirmation above the $83,000 moving average as stronger demand clashes with whale profit-taking and rising exchange inflows.
Galaxy Digital has launched an 8.99% APR crypto-backed credit line that lets eligible GalaxyOne clients borrow against BTC, ETH, and SOL without selling.
Bitcoin slipped toward $79,000 as traders took profits after a 23% weekly rally, while XRP and Zcash led losses despite strengthening market indicators.
THORChain 3.20 launches native Monero and Zcash swaps, allowing users to trade XMR and ZEC for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins without custody.
Strive buys 1,110 Bitcoin for $81.5 million, increasing its holdings to 21,356 BTC as CEO Matt Cole declares the bear market over.
Crypto exchange trading volume doubles to $37 billion as Bitcoin and Ethereum rally, while ETFs and decentralized exchanges reshape market activity.