
Bitcoin Breaks Through $70K, Fails to Hold Momentum and Slides Back
TL;DR: Bitcoin briefly reached $70,250 before slipping back toward $69,000, as ceasefire hopes lifted prices but failed to produce a breakout. Crypto liquidations hit $162.5 million

TL;DR: Bitcoin briefly reached $70,250 before slipping back toward $69,000, as ceasefire hopes lifted prices but failed to produce a breakout. Crypto liquidations hit $162.5 million

TL;DR: More than $899.3 million in token unlocks are scheduled for the second week of April, putting fresh supply and short-term volatility back in focus. Aptos

TL;DR: Altcoins have shed about $450 billion since January, with market cap excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum dropping from $1.4 trillion to roughly $950 billion. TOTAL3 has

TL;DR: Bitcoinās move back to $70,000 triggered $325 million in crypto liquidations over 24 hours, with roughly $300 million tied to short positions across the market.

TL;DR: HIP-3 open interest hit a record $2.3 billion, extending weekly highs and showing Hyperliquidās real-world asset markets are becoming central to platform activity. Oil remains

Tokenomistās dashboard shows that $899.41M in tokens is scheduled to be released this week. Within its Cliff Unlocks Next 7D list, Aptos led with a $9.89M

TL;DR: Bitcoin surpassed $70,000 after the weekly close and the weekly MACD is about to produce a bullish signal that in 2025 generated $25,000 in gains

TL;DR: BTC climbed from just above $67,000 to $69,600, extending a rebound this week after a volatile stretch tied to Iran-related headlines and shifting war expectations.

Bitcoin and Ether rallied even after another shift in the U.S.-Iran timeline, with President Donald Trump pushing a decision on potential strikes on Iranian power infrastructure

TL;DR: Tokenized RWAs surpassed $26 billion in total value during the first months of 2026, recording year-over-year growth exceeding 66%. U.S. Treasury bonds and private credit
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