Bitcoin pulled back to $67,000 throughout the Asian and European mornings, showing signs of a consolidation following Wednesday’s jump above $68,000. BTC was about 0.7% lower in the last 24 hours as of the late European morning, trading just above $67,000. Other major tokens showed similar minor retracements, with the broader digital asset market dipping…
Crypto majors slid further during the European morning with some of the predominant altcoins and meme coins leading the plunge. SOL and DOGE were among the worst affected, currently trading 4.5% and 10% lower in the last 24 hours. Bitcoin fell below $66,000 to around $65,300, a dip of 0.9%, while ether is over 3.25%…
Bitcoin held its ground above $67,000 during the European morning following the Fed’s hawkish interest rate projections on Wednesday. The U.S. central bank left rates unchanged on Wednesday and predicted just one reduction this year, which sent bitcoin lower. Following a dip toward $67,000 during the Asian morning, BTC ticked back upward swiftly before trading…
Bitcoin kicked off the week by reclaiming $69,000 as crypto assets ticked up across the board during the European morning. BTC is priced around $69,200 at the time of writing, an increase of about 2.5% in the last 24 hours. The broader digital asset market, as measured by the CoinDesk 20 Index (CD20), rose 1.4%….