Crypto Review - Page 8

The crypto market showed a summer slowdown in early August, with Bitcoin nearing its 50-day moving average. Institutional investors are buying Ethereum, while large companies continue to accumulate Bitcoin reserves.

In this episode of Pro News Flash, we break down Bitcoin’s sharp sell-off, its rapid recovery, and what could come next for the crypto market. 🪙After U.S. Congress passed new stablecoin regulations and U.S. stock indices retreated from record highs,.

Bitcoin experienced a decline due to regulations on stablecoins but rebounded as US stocks saw an increase.

The cryptocurrency market saw a decline but rebounded, with Bitcoin finding support near the 50-day moving average. Bitcoin whales bought 30,000 BTC as the US SEC aims to establish clear rules for cryptocurrencies.

Despite July's gains, the crypto market faces renewed volatility and bearish sentiment as August, historically one of the most challenging months for Bitcoin, begins with further declines and cautious outlooks.

The influence of macroeconomic factors on cryptocurrencies continues to grow, even in the absence of major industry developments — a trend that can also be seen as part of the market’s maturation

The crypto market cap has retreated another 0.7%, maintaining a cautious stance ahead of an extremely busy second half of the week

After a turbulent rally in the first half of July, Bitcoin entered a period of consolidation. Neither the sixth consecutive record high of the S&P 500 nor the associated improvement in global risk appetite are helping it. At the same.

Ethereum aims to surpass $4,000 amidst a market pullback, with Bitcoin trading near $118.7K. Global investment inflows into crypto funds see significant growth, especially in Ethereum and Solana.

The cryptocurrency market reached a $4 trillion market capitalisation, with altcoins bouncing back demand. Bitcoin stayed within a range, while Ethereum aimed to break $4000 and reach $5000.

Bitcoin has experienced a correction and consolidation in its price, with the market capitalisation decreasing by 1.3% over the past 24 hours to $3.77 trillion. Institutional investors are increasing their Bitcoin holdings, while Ethereum's trading volume has surpassed Bitcoin's.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant decline, with altcoins facing double-digit losses while only three showed growth.