Bitcoin climbed back above $76,000, lifting the broader crypto market as Stellar led major altcoin gains. Meanwhile, crypto futures saw nearly $198 million in liquidations, highlighting a sharp short squeeze amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
DeXe rose 15.55% to $11.8 in 24 hours, breaking above its short-term moving average as DeFi sentiment improved. However, trading volume remains below its 30-day average, suggesting the rally still needs stronger confirmation.
As Bitcoin hovers near $67,000 and Ethereum struggles to hold above $2,000, overall crypto sentiment remains cautious. TAO, DEXE, FET, and CHZ are testing major resistance zones, with potential breakout opportunities depending on confirmation into the monthly close.
As Bitcoin and Ethereum remain range-bound ahead of the monthly close, TAO, DEXE, FET, and CHZ are testing critical resistance zones. Their next move could signal whether selective altcoin strength can turn into a broader short-term breakout.
Bitcoin pulled back to around $80,700 after briefly surpassing $82,000. Ethereum holds above $2,350, showing strength. SUI leads altcoins with a 20% surge, while TON and DASH decline. Geopolitical tensions increase volatility, with the market likely to remain choppy.
Bitcoin briefly rose above $82,000 before retreating to around $80,700, while Ethereum held near $2,350 resistance. SUI surged nearly 20% and led altcoin gains, but geopolitical tensions and shifting rate-cut expectations are keeping crypto market volatility elevated.
Bitcoin briefly broke above $82,000 but retreated to $80,700, while Ethereum consolidates near $2,350. SUI surged 20% leading altcoin gains, but Toncoin, DASH, and Siren saw sharp declines. Geopolitical tensions keep volatility high.
VVV jumps 8% to $8.40, testing key resistance. Derivatives show bullish positioning with short squeeze potential above $9-$10. A breakout could target $15-$17 and even retest the $22 all-time high.
