Bitcoin Holds Near $78K In A Broad-market Retreat Led By Memecoins
TL;DR: Bitcoin traded near $78,000 after losing Wednesday’s rebound, with BTC down about 2% over 24 hours and 5.1% below last week’s high. Memecoins and small
TL;DR: Bitcoin traded near $78,000 after losing Wednesday’s rebound, with BTC down about 2% over 24 hours and 5.1% below last week’s high. Memecoins and small
TL;DR: XRP spot ETFs recorded about $1.55 million in net inflows on September 8, while Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and Hyperliquid products all posted daily withdrawals. Five
TL;DR: Bitcoin rebounded above $79,000 after falling to $77,600, but repeated rejection near $80,000 keeps the market locked in a volatile range on Wednesday. XRP recovered
TL;DR: Glassnode found long-term holder supply explains more of Bitcoin’s one-month realized volatility than market capitalization, open interest, funding rates, or trading activity. More than 71%
TL;DR: Short-term whales saw unrealized profits reach a record $9.07 billion on September 4, before a sub-2% BTC decline erased 17% the next day. Their cost
TL;DR: Bitcoin fell toward $78,200 after another rejection near $80,000, leaving BTC about 4% below last week’s three-month high near $82,500. XRP slipped below $1.40 while
TL;DR: Avalanche surpassed 100 million cumulative unique addresses, reaching 102,408,337 on September 6 after network growth accelerated sharply from mid-2025 onward. C-Chain added 707,000 addresses in
TL;DR: August payrolls raised the implied probability of a September 16 Fed rate increase to 60%, while Bitcoin continued holding near $80,000 inside its range. U.S.
TL;DR: Bitcoin fell below $80,000 after another failed breakout, cooling a weekend altcoin rally and coinciding with declining futures open interest and softer funding rates. Pi
Bitcoin fell sharply on September 4 after the US August jobs report showed employers added 162,000 positions, nearly three times consensus expectations of roughly 55,000 to
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