Crypto Review - Page 12

Bitcoin has experienced significant volatility recently — falling sharply after U.S. military action in Iran, then rallying strongly following Donald Trump’s announcement of a ceasefire in the Middle East. In this week’s episode of Pro News Flash, we analyse the.

Bitcoin experienced price fluctuations due to global events like the US-Iran conflict and Middle East ceasefire. Institutional interest and the end of conflicts influenced Bitcoin's value and market outlook.

The crypto market bounced back from the fear zone, with market capitalisation rising to $3.12 trillion. Bitcoin slipped to $98K but recovered to nearly $102K.

Bitcoin has not benefited from the increased global risk appetite or acted as a safe haven amid Middle East tensions. Weakness in the US dollar is boosting Bitcoin.

The crypto market rebounded to $3.34 trillion, with Bitcoin slightly trailing behind altcoins like Solana and Ethereum.

The crypto market is testing support amid geopolitical tensions, with the market cap dropping to $3.22 trillion. Bitcoin dipped to $102.5K before recovering to $105.0, while Ethereum is seen as undervalued by investors.

Bitcoin failed to stay above $110K, leading to a 1.6% decrease in the crypto market capitalisation. The sell-off was influenced by Middle East tensions, but it's considered a temporary setback.

The crypto market has seen positive growth, with Ethereum showing momentum, potentially indicating an upcoming altcoin season.

In early June, Bitcoin and US stocks diverged as S&P 500 rose. Ethereum gained ground with ETF investments.

Crypto Market Cap remains stable at $3.32 trillion, with a positive sentiment index. Bitcoin is showing growth momentum, while Ethereum struggles with its 200-day MA.

Bitcoin and altcoins see market capitalisation drop as Bitcoin stabilises at $106.0K. Market volatility rises, with varying declines in altcoins. Whales selling Bitcoin while smaller investors accumulate, as Bitcoin benefits from capital flow from gold market.

Ethereum rallies while Bitcoin stabilises. Market cap remains steady at $3.42 trillion. Bitcoin's mature market behaviour attracts institutional investors, leading to less FOMO periods.