Market Overview Ethereum is trading at approximately $1,794–$1,799 as of July 11, 2026, posting a modest 2.85% gain over the past 24 hours in line with broader crypto market recovery. On the daily timeframe, price is testing the EMA50 ($1,799.95) — a level that has acted as dynamic resistance throughout the recent corrective phase —…
Market Overview Bitcoin is currently trading at $64,132–$64,153, sitting in a notable zone of technical tension following a significant multi-month decline from all-time highs near $108,000–$123,000 recorded earlier this cycle. On the daily timeframe, price remains below the EMA50 ($65,333) and well beneath the EMA200 ($74,933), confirming the dominant structure is still a macro downtrend…
The crypto market has extended its recovery this weekend, with Bitcoin reaching $64,163.74 and Ethereum climbing to $1,795.90 as institutional inflows and improving regulatory sentiment offset geopolitical headwinds that pressured prices earlier in the week. The global crypto market capitalization surged to $2.28 trillion as of July 11, 2026, 05:52 UTC, representing a 1.2% gain…
Bitcoin extended gains today as semiconductor stocks rallied and the Japanese yen strengthened, while regulatory momentum in the United States accelerated with the SEC unveiling a comprehensive crypto proposal ahead of a July 2026 release deadline. Meanwhile, law enforcement struck a decisive blow against organized cryptocurrency fraud, with INTERPOL announcing the arrest of 5,811 suspects…
The Federal Reserve’s freshly released meeting minutes reveal deep divisions within the policy committee over inflation’s trajectory, while a striking new concern has emerged: artificial intelligence buildout could keep price pressures elevated throughout 2026. The split among Fed officials—with half supporting rate increases by year-end and half backing holds or cuts—reflects genuine uncertainty about whether…
Market Overview ETH/USDT is currently trading at $1,771.83, navigating a technically significant zone as price attempts to consolidate above the cluster of short-term EMAs on the hourly chart. On the daily timeframe, the dominant trend remains bearish — price is trading well below the EMA200 ($2,231.46) and EMA50 ($1,799.02), both of which are sloping downward…
Market Overview Bitcoin is trading at $63,925 as of July 10, 2026, holding above all short-term EMAs on the 1-hour chart while attempting to reclaim meaningful ground following a recovery from late-June lows near $58,000. On the daily timeframe, price remains well below the EMA200 ($75,037) and EMA50 ($65,374), confirming that the broader macro trend…
Bitcoin rebounded 3.5 percent to nearly $64,000 on July 10, 2026, erasing losses tied to geopolitical tensions and closing out the week up 4.2 percent. The recovery was driven not by crypto-native catalysts but by a powerful rally in Asian semiconductor stocks, a weakening U.S. dollar, and yen strength stemming from Japanese government policy shifts—a…
The Federal Reserve’s freshly released June meeting minutes have triggered a sharp reversal in crypto markets, with Bitcoin falling 2.2 percent in 24 hours as Chair Kevin Warsh’s inaugural FOMC session revealed an unexpectedly hawkish inflation stance and signals of potential rate hikes before year-end 2026. The committee’s upward revision of core inflation projections to…
Market Overview ETH/USDT is currently trading at approximately $1,755, situated in a technically ambiguous zone after a meaningful recovery from the mid-cycle lows near $1,550. On the daily timeframe, the dominant structure remains broadly bearish — price sits well below the EMA200 ($2,237) and EMA50 ($1,800), both of which are sloping downward and acting as…
Market Overview Bitcoin is currently trading at approximately $63,091–$63,097 across timeframes, sitting in a structurally precarious position roughly 50% below its all-time high of $126,210 set in October 2025. On the daily chart, price remains firmly below the EMA50 ($65,429) and EMA200 ($75,177), with the entire short-to-medium-term EMA stack in bearish alignment — a clear…
Bitcoin and Ethereum tumbled more than 2% on July 8 as U.S.-Iran military escalations shattered six weeks of ceasefire hopes, triggering approximately $450 million in cryptocurrency liquidations across spot and derivatives markets. The sell-off reflected classic risk-off behavior as geopolitical tensions pushed oil prices higher and drained liquidity from speculative assets, with altcoins bearing the…
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