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You are here: Home / Cryptocurrency News / Bitcoin (BTC) Falls to $68K as Oil Surges on Middle East Tensions Bitcoin (BTC) has decreased toward the $68,000 level as global markets reacted to rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The cryptocurrency’s drop conflicted with a sharp rise in oil prices, which rose above $116

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Following a three-day streak above $70K, Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen below this resistance level, trading at $68,131 (down 3.96% in 24) at the time of writing. Blockchain analytics firm CryptoQuant shows that Bitcoin selling pressure among short-term holders (STHs), or people who hold BTC for less than 155 days, has recently spiked.  In the last

Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below $64,000 on February 23 at 20:15 UTC to trade at $63,950, a level last witnessed in late 2024. The flagship’s coin fear & greed index read 5/100, indicating extreme fear. Source: Trading View The crypto market’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) is still in the region of oversold, as BTC’s open interest

Circle shares dropped nearly 20 percent after a draft of the bipartisan CLARITY Act proposed banning interest-like rewards on stablecoin balances such as USDC, a key part of Circle’s revenue model. Coinbase also fell around 10 percent as investors reacted to concerns over future earnings tied to stablecoin products. Although activity-based rewards would still be

EUR/USD depreciates after opening from a gap up, trading around 1.1860 during the Asian hours on Monday. Traders will likely observe Germany’s IFO - Business Sentiment Index later in the day. The EUR/USD pair loses ground as the US Dollar (USD) gains on safe-haven demand, which could be attributed to the recent comments from US

Journalist Pudgy Penguins [PENGU] opened the year near $0.009 following an aggressive breakout phase. Early buying pressure lifted the price toward $0.013 as speculative inflows and participation accelerated. Volume expanded alongside price, confirming speculative conviction rather than long-term accumulation. However, upside momentum faded quickly. Early participants began locking in profits as follow-through buying weakened. Source: