Live BTC, ETH, and altcoin price moves, support and resistance levels, breakouts, and chart patterns.
The 149,000 BTC contracts and 435,000 ETH contracts clearing today carry a combined notional near $10.5B, with both assets showing call-heavy positioning that signals traders are paying up for…
Bitcoin beat both the average and median Top 100 altcoin returns in July, but the dominance chart still anchors the broader picture despite headline-driven altcoin winners.
The $38M theft from a single compromised wallet makes this the largest hardware-wallet supply-chain attack on record, with Coldcard pointing users straight at a firmware load-bearing weakness.
Daily swings between $62K and $65K and a Bollinger bandwidth reading of 5.66 signal one of the calmest stretches of 2026, the kind of compression that has historically preceded sharp BTC moves in…
An 18% intraday spike is a generational move for one of Asia's largest equity benchmarks, and the risk-on ripple into crypto and regional tech is what global investors will price next.
Governor Ueda tried on a hawkish tilt and markets shrugged it off: USD/JPY round-tripped, October hike still priced in, and the soft-yen liquidity that flows into risk assets stays open for Bitcoin.
BTC dominance at 56.6% and a Fear & Greed reading of 25 signal investors are still sidelined, even as AI tech stocks ripped higher and rate-path uncertainty lingers.
Crypto sat out the sharpest equity rebound of the year, with BTC holding $64,300 even as a $38M Coldcard wallet exploit swept 594 bitcoin off-chain without moving the tape.
IBIT carried 90% of a $225M rebound that erased barely a quarter of the prior $999M inflow streak, exposing how concentrated the recovery has become in a single issuer.
Altman's model attaches probability-weighted targets to ETF flows, the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, and macro liquidity, but the chart has been stuck in the same $60K-$82K range for six months.
The inflation print landed soft enough for risk assets to breathe, but three dissents on the FOMC vote and Kevin Warsh's 'no forward guidance' stance leave the next move genuinely up in the air.
History says the Q3 window of weakness arrives next. The monthly-return tape and the 10-year yield already suggest August and September carry the asymmetric downside risk.
A multi-cycle trend line going back to August 2025 just gave way, mirroring the post-QT normalisation pattern that ended 2019's altcoin slump, with OTHERS/BTC still sitting roughly 15% below its own…
The headline number masks the real story: Strategy is still buying bitcoin, cutting convertibles, and funding preferred dividends by selling a slice of its stack.
The headline 1.5% growth print undercut forecasts, but a 3.2% consumer-spending pace and 5.7% GDP price index leave the Fed little room to ease, keeping $BTC pinned below $69K.
Both transaction and subscription revenue came in light of consensus, but the real debate on the call will be whether recurring businesses can keep shrinking Coinbase's dependence on trading fees…
Glassnode says the marginal BTC buyer is now being paid to wait: only the second time on record that Treasury yields beat the carry trade, with spot volume at a 2019 low.
With September hike odds jumping to 43% from 23% on the same day, the real story isn't the hold, it's the market's read that the Fed is now behind the curve on the long end.
A listed company trimming its BTC treasury to pay for a concrete expansion is a different signal from selling into a drawdown: it is a capital allocation move, not a loss cut.
The miss is large enough to reopen the recession-bid conversation on its own, and it lands the same week as the Fed's rate decision.
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