Bitcoin’s price has claimed a new all-time high above $100,000 on Thursday morning – the first time the asset has ever cracked six figures in USD value. At this price,
USDT alone accounts for 69% of the global stablecoin supply, having reached a market cap of over $133 billion. The global stablecoin supply has hit new highs, with Tether (USDT)
Bitcoin (BTC) has stabilized around $93,000 after a period of a downtrend in recent days. Meanwhile, numerous alternative coins have entered green territory today (November 27). Some of the notable
Ethereum’s recent price action highlights a mix of bullish momentum and cautious consolidation, with the price approaching a critical resistance at $3.5K. A breakout above this level could pave the
Bitcoin’s inability to overcome the coveted $100,000 milestone on Friday and Saturday has resulted in a minor price decline to around $98,000 as of now. Several altcoins, such as XRP
Several base-layer blockchain cryptocurrencies that compete with Ethereum—because they are optimized for smart contracts and open-source currency issuance—rallied further up their price charts than ETH during the US election rally.
Another day, another all-time high for bitcoin, which came just two grand away from tapping the coveted $100,000 price tag. At the same time, many altcoins have turned red, including
Bitcoin prices have hit another all-time high as the asset inches closer to the milestone six-figure valuation. Bitcoin prices hit $97,765 in early trading in Asia on Thursday, Nov. 21,
It has taken bitcoin less than seven days to break its all-time high (again) and chart a new one of just shy of $94,000. This has put its market capitalization
After a week-long consolidation with a few corrections below $90,000, bitcoin’s bull run resumed yesterday, and the asset charted a fresh peak of just over $94,000. On-chain and social data