Charles Schwab launches BTC, ETH trading for 40M clients!
The rollout brings two leading digital assets into a mainstream retail brokerage, widening access beyond crypto-native platforms.
Live BTC, ETH, and altcoin price moves, support and resistance levels, breakouts, and chart patterns.
The rollout brings two leading digital assets into a mainstream retail brokerage, widening access beyond crypto-native platforms.
Three prior capitulation events each landed at a local bottom, and the latest burst of loss selling near $80K fits the same mold, with profit-taking already cooling since the September high.
The gain extends beyond a one-day ranking: Bonk Guy still leads both FOMO leaderboards, giving the rebound a clear performance marker.
ETF withdrawals across ZEC, ether and SOL keep the rebound from confirming durable demand, while Bitcoin's $5M inflow remains modest after a $261M exit.
ETH's relative strength has not resolved the larger question: ETF redemptions and inflation-sensitive rates still stand between a bounce and a durable trend.
A 57.7% dominance reading and a Fear & Greed score of 63 show Bitcoin remains the market anchor as altcoins lag amid a broader risk-off backdrop.
The bold target is bullish commentary, not evidence of a new market catalyst or a guaranteed outcome.
The bounce comes as Asian equities recover, but traders still face hotter inflation and await Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's remarks.
Five wallets hold 50.17M AGT in 2x long positions on Aster DEX, leaving their combined unrealized profit exposed to a reversal.
The target depends on major institutional adoption of CCIP and a strong crypto bull market, while LINK faces near-term resistance above $12.
The irony is sharp: funds extracted from fake-review fraud victims were themselves stolen in a coordinated Ledger drain, with all three addresses swept in a single transaction each.
The analyst views a move toward the 200-day average as a potentially healthy higher low, while warning that Bitcoin and Ether could still test lower support.
CleanSpark is shifting to quarterly updates as it builds out data centers, while BitFuFu faces uncertainty over an Ethiopia mining-site deal and Canaan reports a live heat-recovery project.
The break puts a closely watched round-number level back in focus, with traders assessing whether Bitcoin can reclaim it or establish a lower range.
The upside surprise adds pressure to the inflation outlook and complicates the Federal Reserve’s path toward easing.
The cross-asset retreat points to risk aversion with stagflation concerns in the mix, while traders await another inflation reading from Thursday’s producer price index.
Hotter-than-forecast US inflation adds macro pressure, while crowded long positions show how quickly leveraged exposure can amplify a sell-off.
Lower liquidation clusters appear more fragile than the short positions stacked above $85K, leaving nearby downside levels in focus.
The rapid flush pulled other markets lower, linking Bitcoin’s price break to a wider liquidation-driven decline.
The wallet sold its 6.76M BTW for $85,000; those tokens are now valued at $13.5M.