Articles by Surbhi Khanna
Bitcoin hovers near the $63,000 mark as weaker ETF demand and cancelled SEC meeting dampen the crypto market sentiment. The cryptocurrency was trading near the $63,086 mark.In the past 24 hours, BitcοΏ½...
Bitcoin traded near the $65,000 mark on Monday ahead of this week's FOMC meeting amid ETF outflows and geopolitical concerns. The cryptocurrency was trading near the $65,336 mark.In the past 24 hoursοΏ½...
Bitcoin hovered near the $64,000 mark on Saturday after slipping below $63,000 as an AI-led selloff weighed on crypto markets. The cryptocurrency was seen trading at $63,969 around 2 PM IST.Over the οΏ½...
Bitcoin traded near the $64,000 mark despite ETF outflows. The crypto market remained resilient, although institutional demand remained inconsistent. The cryptocurrency was trading at $64,147 mark.InοΏ½...
Bitcoin climbed over the $63,000 mark on Tuesday as buying interest returned, while key on-chain metric signalled market stabilisation. The cryptocurrency was trading at $63,163 mark.In the past 24 hοΏ½...
Bitcoin climbed above the $61,000 mark and the recovery was led by macro data, as weaker U.S. jobs numbers increased expectations that the Federal Reserve may shift toward a less restrictive policy sοΏ½...
Bitcoin traded near $62,600 on Wednesday, extending its decline to nearly 13% from June highs, as investors reduced exposure to risk assets amid a broader selloff in AI and technology shares, while tοΏ½...
Bitcoin climbed to a two-month high near $78,000, supported by easing geopolitical tensions and renewed confidence among investors. The cryptocurrency was trading at $77,162 witnessing a jump of 3.09οΏ½...
Bitcoin traded near $75,000 on Thursday as markets awaited clearer signals on the U.S.Iran conflict. The cryptocurrency was at $74,903, up 0.77% over the past 24 hours.Ethereum rose 1.18% in the pastοΏ½...
Bitcoin remained firm above the $71,000 level on Monday despite the escalating tensions in the Middle East. The cryptocurrency was trading at $71,067 mark witnessing a marginal decline of 0.7% in theοΏ½...
