Crypto market trends: the current state of the crypto market

2025-1-16 18:11

The cryptocurrency market is not in its infancy stage anymore, as it has witnessed dramatic evolution and captured global attention now thanks to the rising adoption of crypto trends. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have attracted mainstream recognition, and many… origin »

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Ryan Watkins: Long-term Bitcoin holders are selling, the crypto market is in a “twilight zone”, and low expectations could lead to positive surprises | Unchained

Long-term Bitcoin holders are selling, signaling a shift in market dynamics and investor sentiment. The post Ryan Watkins: Long-term Bitcoin holders are selling, the crypto market is in a “twilight zone”, and low expectations could lead to positive surprises | Unchained appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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Crypto market adds $150 billion in 24 hours: Why is Bitcoin up today?

Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $92,900, up 4% on the day, as $150 billion flowed into the total crypto market cap, a 3% gain as of press time. The price briefly touched $94,600 before pulling back, capping a session that saw adoption news from traditional finance converge with macro easing expectations and forced liquidations of leveraged […] The post Crypto market adds $150 billion in 24 hours: Why is Bitcoin up today? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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