Crypto Review - Page 38

Market picture The crypto market continues to settle at the levels it broke through at the beginning of last week. At the start of the day on Monday, the crypto market capitalisation was 7.7% higher than seven days ago, largely.

Market picture The crypto market is holding its total capitalisation above $1.27 trillion despite a frightening sell-off in equities overnight. Bitcoin and other major altcoins are once again attempting to play the role of safe haven. There is also possible.

Market picture The crypto market is attempting to settle at the previous day’s highs. The $1.26tn capitalisation is close to this year’s peak, briefly touched in April. Bitcoin is up just under 1% in 24 hours and over 19% in.

Market picture The crypto market cap has risen over 7.3% in the last 24 hours to $1.25 trillion. It is the highest valuation since April when fears over the safety of money in the regional banks drove the influx. The.

Market picture Over the past seven days, the crypto market has gained over 8.3%, bringing its capitalisation to $1.17 trillion, the highest since mid-August. The market has reached a plateau where it stabilised from late June to mid-August. The dive.

Market picture Total cryptocurrency capitalisation fell 1.2% to $1.08 trillion as pessimism returned to global markets. However, Bitcoin’s second-day moves are centred around $28.3K. This is above the 200-day and 200-week moving averages, suggesting a it is still in a.

Market Picture The crypto market has gained 0.4% over the past 24 hours. There was a fresh attempt to warm up the market with buying early Wednesday morning, but the market is avoiding acceleration in favour of a steadier rise..

Market picture  The crypto market cap rose 1.5% over the last 24 hours to $1.091 trillion. Yesterday, the market surged briefly on the false news of Bitcoin spot ETF approval. But interestingly, the ensuing market tide did not derail the short-term upward.

Market Picture From above, Bitcoin was subjected to a sell-off on the rise to its 200-week average and 200-day average but received new buyers on a dip to its 50-day average last week. Now, all eyes are on the ability.

Market picture  The crypto market did not support the impressive rise in risk appetite on traditional finances. Their combined capitalisation fell 1.7% over the past 24 hours to $1.055 trillion – the lowest in almost two weeks.  Bitcoin fell below.

Market picture Another attempt by Bitcoin to break above $28K triggered a wave of selling that took the price back to $27.2K at the peak of the decline. Interestingly, the pressure on Bitcoin came when the risk appetite in traditional.

Market picture The crypto market capitalisation is down 3.2% for the week to $1.09 trillion. However, this is more of a high base effect due to a solid start to October, which quickly deflated. Technically, bitcoin remains in an uptrend.