Crypto Market Cap Rises $135 Billion as Bitcoin Approaches $81K
The cryptocurrency market cap increased by $135 billion in 24 hours, with Bitcoin nearing $81,000, potentially boosting investor confidence and market dynamics.
The cryptocurrency market cap increased by $135 billion in 24 hours, with Bitcoin nearing $81,000, potentially boosting investor confidence and market dynamics.
Heightened tensions between the US and Iran are driving oil prices higher, potentially straining global economies and impacting inflation and energy policies.
Fidelity indicates that while Bitcoin may have bottomed in July, there are signs it could decline further before the end of the year.
Oil is on track for its largest weekly gain since July, driven by escalating US-Iran tensions that raise fears of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
BlackRock's IBIT Bitcoin ETF experiences a nearly 6% increase, driven by $300 million in daily inflows, highlighting growing institutional interest in Bitcoin.
Oracle's stock surged on September 3, 2026, following Fed Governor Christopher Waller's indication of support for maintaining steady interest rates amid
Bitcoin Well reports a gross profit exceeding $265,000 for August, with its customer base growing to over 80,500, indicating strong market demand.
Despite a global selloff, analysts suggest Australia's bonds could recover as the country's financial situation improves, following significant yield increases.
Direxion has filed for a Trillions ETF to track equities over $1 trillion, including a 2x leveraged version, potentially increasing market volatility.
The US State Department has announced a $10 million bounty for Amir Yaryab, underscoring rising cyber tensions and the significance of cybersecurity in
Bitcoin's correlation with gold has surged to a six-year high, indicating increased investor concern over dollar stability amid rising debasement fears.
Bitcoin's price climbs above $81,000 following Fed Governor Waller's indication of support for maintaining steady interest rates, positively impacting crypto
The Dutch central bank has relocated gold reserves from New York to London, citing concerns over geopolitical unrest as a key factor in the decision.
Fly-E Group has successfully restored its compliance with Nasdaq after submitting a late 10-Q filing, ensuring its continued listing on the exchange.
A Bitcoin miner is shifting focus to an AI deal that could exceed $1.2 billion, contingent on contract extensions and additional computing capacity.
The Global X SuperIncome Preferred ETF has crossed above its 200-day moving average, indicating potential bullish momentum in the market.
ProShares UltraShort Yen ETF (YCS) shares fell below their 200-day moving average, trading at $52.20, down 4.2% on the day.
Battalion Oil Corp's Director Gregory S. Hinds recently purchased 14,400 shares at $1 each, indicating potential confidence in the stock despite current
Campbell's Company shares fell 6.96% to $22.13 following disappointing Q4 earnings, a sales miss, and a reduction in dividends, with high trading volume.
A Japanese company has liquidated its holdings in Ethereum, Solana, and XRP, opting to maintain a $121 million position in Bitcoin, potentially reallocating