Bitcoin has crossed the $77,000 mark for the first time, largely due to optimism about Donald Trump’s potential US presidential election win. Other cryptocurrencies like Ether have also seen a
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Ether (ETH), Ethereum’s token, has surged 23.39% in value within a week, hitting over $3,000, its highest since August 2. The rise follows the U.S. election and Federal Reserve’s rate
Bitcoin is “acting weird,” one commentator argues as BTC price gains fail to capitalize on incremental new all-time highs.
Cryptocurrency prices have risen since Donald Trump’s election victory, with Bitcoin breaking records at $77,000. Laggard altcoins such as Cardano and Polygon also surged 15% after the Federal Reserve rate
Ether’s price metrics have replicated 3 key bullish actions which resulted in a 120% rally in Q1 2024. Will it happen again?
After lagging Bitcoin for most of 2024, Ethereum appears to be in the early stages of a bullish trend reversal. Here’s why traders are closely watching the ETH/BTC pair.
Bitcoin hit a new all-time high at $77,000, boosting buying in several altcoins, which have also broken above their respective resistance levels.
Stablecoin inflows to exchanges spike and Bitcoin price hits a new all-time just below $77,000 as investors prepare for a new crypto era under Trump’s presidency.
Bitcoin fights to stay above $76,000 following a 1.7% increase in the last 24 hours, while the rest of the crypto market experiences a 4% rise. Notably, Cardano’s ADA and
An Ethereum-based token, based on Elon Musk’s joke about a fictional “Department of Government Efficiency” (D.O.G.E.), has surged 100% in 24 hours and over 600% since mid-October after Musk spoke