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Bitcoin’s price slid further on Tuesday as investors weighed up the chances of lawmakers voting on the long-awaited crypto Clarity Act.  The price of Bitcoin was recently $63,634 after sliding 2% over a 24-hour period. The cryptocurrency dropped as low as $62,784 at one point.  Market observers now give the Clarity Act a 35% chance

Bitcoin shrugs off AI selloff but high-stakes Fed meeting could determine what's next BTC held near $65,000 even as Nvidia and AI stocks fell sharply. This week's Fed decision could determine whether bitcoin finally breaks higher or revisits June's lows, analysts said. Bitcoin (BTC) price on Monday, July 27 (CoinDesk) Bitcoin has stayed resilient around

TLDR Bitcoin trades near $65,000, well below its historical valuation range. The MVRV Z-Score stands near 0.42, compared with its long-term average of 1.7. The indicator fell to about 0.185 on June 30, its lowest level this cycle. Bitcoin has not entered negative MVRV territory, which marked past capitulation phases...

Bitcoin price fell 1.35% to around $62,560, slightly underperforming the broader crypto market as risk-off sentiment weighed on digital assets. The total crypto market capitalization declined 1.14%, while perpetual futures open interest jumped 27.46%, indicating increased derivatives activity and selling pressure. Analysts are watching the $62,000 support level closely, with a break below potentially opening

Cashier in a warehouse that receives payments and transactions in bitcoin. AFP via Getty Images Bitcoin began as peer-to-peer electronic cash, but the market gave it a different job. Over the past decade, Bitcoin has become crypto’s benchmark investment asset: something to accumulate, custody, borrow against, and measure against. Stablecoins, meanwhile, became the industry’s practical

Analysts tie a $200,000 Bitcoin to CLARITY Act passage, but seven Senate roadblocks could sink the bill in 2026. The post Analysts See Bitcoin at $200,000 on CLARITY Act Passage, But 7 Roadblocks Remain appeared first on BeInCrypto...

An investor who owns Bitcoin through a brokerage account can finish work on Friday, check the closing price of a spot ETF, and assume the position is done moving for the week. Bitcoin, however, has other plans. Between Friday’s close and Monday’s opening bell, Donald Trump can announce a tariff, a war can escalate, oil

The US State Department has launched a program to “advance diplomatic efforts on digital freedom and freedom of expression” using a Bitcoin (BTC) advocacy organization as a partner. In a Friday X post, the Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) said that it would be a founding partner in the State Department’s Freedom Tech Excellence Program (FTEP)