Crypto Review

The crypto market is calm, with Ethereum on key support, Bitcoin inflows to exchanges rising, ETH staking hits a record, and new US crypto rules looming.

Bitcoin and the crypto market face slow declines, waning optimism, liquidity issues, and lowered forecasts amid rising dollar strength.

Bitcoin has dipped below short-term support, signalling possible further decline amid market stress and quantum computing concerns

The crypto market is stagnating, with weak rebounds, major losses for BTC holders, and uncertain recovery amid unsettling global and industry news.

Crypto market stabilises after losses; sentiment remains low. Bitcoin trades around $67K, with ETF outflows and tech sector shifts influencing trends.

The crypto market is facing further downside, with key coins dropping and technical signals suggesting more declines, despite some investor activity.

Ethereum and the crypto market face bearish pressure, with prices falling and sentiment at annual lows. Bitcoin's outlook remains mixed.

Bitcoin faces new resistance amid market volatility, declining miner profits, and mixed long-term outlooks from major players.

Market Overview The crypto market cap has lost more than 8% in the last 24 hours to $2.22T, dropping to $2.09T at its lowest point. The Crypto fell below last April’s lows and rolled back to levels last seen in.

Crypto market nears April lows; Bitcoin and Solana drop, Tron outperforms. Fed uncertainty, weak demand, and few growth drivers keep pressure high.

Crypto markets see a weak rebound, ongoing outflows, bearish sentiment, and key investors adjusting positions amid uncertainty.

Market Overview The crypto market has lost nearly 13% of its capitalisation over the past seven days, falling to $2.59 trillion at the time of writing. With the market bottoming out at $2.52T, it is only $0.1T above last April’s.