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
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
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
The cryptocurrency market remained relatively calm throughout the weekend. Bitcoin maintained its price of over $90,000 and is now pushing higher once again. The total capitalization is expanding above $3.2
Crypto markets held on to gains over the weekend, and Bitcoin has remained in command, dominating the sector while the rest continue to sleep. Last week’s CPI data were in line with
With bitcoin (BTC) having just spent several days up as much as $93,400, analysts at market analytics platform CryptoQuant say that the cryptocurrency is still not overbought and looks like