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The crypto market lost 4.2% of its cap in the last 24 hours to $2.16 trillion amid risk aversion over Iran's missile attack on Israel. Bitcoin collapsed below the $61K level, losing around $3,000 (almost 5%) as selling intensified on technical factors.

Market picture The cryptocurrency market shed a further 0.7% of its capitalisation in 24 hours to $2.26 trillion, coinciding with a strengthening of the dollar and a short-term fixation in gold as markets reacted to Powell’s hints that the Fed.

The crypto market started the week on a defensive note, losing 1.2% of its cap in 24 hours, but is still up 3% on the week. Bitcoin is down 2.6% at $64.0K, but remains close to completing its best September since 2012, having added over 11% since the start of the month.

The cryptocurrency market has surpassed previous highs to reach $2.29 trillion, confirming the break of the downtrend. Bitcoin consolidated above the 200-day MA at $65.3K, with the possibility of reaching $66K in the coming days.

The cryptocurrency market is in a consolidation phase, having lost 0.45% in the last 24 hours despite the rise in equity indices. Bitcoin has failed to consolidate above its 200-day moving average and is trading in a sideways channel between $62.7K and $64.5K.

The crypto market rose 1.2% in 24 hours to $2.25 trillion, approaching one-month highs and signalling a possible break in the downtrend. Bitcoin hit a one-month high but pulled back as it continues to struggle for equilibrium. Tron shows a decline with the possibility of an update of the lows.

Bitcoin is showing a moderate trend with intraday fluctuations as it continues to fight for the 200-day MA. Litecoin has breached the upper boundary of the descending channel, but selling has intensified at the resistance level just above $67.

The cryptocurrency market took a pause in growth and stabilised at $2.23 trillion (+8.8% over 7 days) - the previous highs. Stablecoin capitalisation is already approaching $160 billion.

Crypto market cap rose by 3.2% to $2.21 trillion overnight. This made the struggle to overcome the previous local highs at $2.27 trillion more urgent, which could signal a break in the multi-month downward trend.

The crypto market as a whole and Bitcoin hit three-week highs, but are still in a downtrend. Ethereum has pushed off its 200-week moving average.

Market Picture The crypto market has gained 2.1% in the last 24 hours to reach $2.08 trillion. The rise in the stock market has brought buyers back to Bitcoin, which has positively impacted cryptocurrencies. The sentiment index is still in.

Market Picture The crypto market capitalisation remained at $2.04 trillion, the same as the previous day, although it fell to $2.01 trillion during the day before rebounding on Tuesday morning. The Cryptocurrency Sentiment Index returned to the fear zone after.