Bitcoin Slides After Strong US Jobs Report Halts $81K Push
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
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
TL;DR Bitcoin cleared $81,309 before easing toward $81,060, breaking the resistance that had capped its late-August rally while broader crypto markets also advanced. Privacy coins led
TL;DR: Global crypto market capitalization reached $2.82 trillion this Thursday, September 3, 2026, marking its highest level in more than seven months. Zcash’s native token, ZEC,
TL;DR Ethereum blob usage reached a record, with a three-day moving average of 5.9 blobs per block and a daily average of 6.7. Current demand uses
TL;DR XRP gained about 7% to 8% while several smaller U.S. spot XRP ETFs surged 16% to 17%, creating an unusual short-term pricing gap. Bitwise and
TL;DR Binance received $1 billion in net stablecoin inflows during August, helping coincide with Bitcoin’s roughly 22% rebound and improved exchange liquidity conditions. Stablecoin flows turned
TL;DR Bitcoin surged from a 10-day low of $76,200 to above $80,000 within hours, reversing recent weakness and triggering a violent squeeze against bearish traders. Ether
TL;DR Bitcoin recovered toward $78,000 after falling to $76,200, while a softer dollar and calmer broader markets helped stabilize sentiment after Wednesday’s selloff. PONS surged 30.85%
TL;DR Bitcoin fell below $76,500 after multiple failures near $79,000 as renewed U.S.-Iran strikes pushed oil higher and pressured global risk assets. Shorts took 51.5% of
TL;DR Bitcoin rebounded toward $78,000 after falling below $77,000 amid renewed U.S.-Iran strikes, but remains below last week’s highs near $81,400. Crypto futures open interest stayed
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