Cryptocurrency News
News about projects, technology developments, exchange listings, charting indicators and the industry developments that could impact the price of crypto coins.
Bitcoin (BTC) touched levels above $24,000 for the first time in months. BTC trades in a tighter range, expecting a breakout.
Bitcoin (BTC) moved above $23,000 over the weekend, though on weakening trading volumes.
Bitcoin (BTC) hovers on either side of the $23,000 range,
VeChain builds multiple partnerships, using its network to verify supply chains and items.
NEAR Protocol is a potential growth network offering L1 services as an alternative to Ethereum.
Bitcoin (BTC) is back down under $23,000, while ETH returned to the $1,500 range.
Filecoin (FIL) broke above $10 for the first time in three months, rallying on news of upcoming project hackathon.
Ethereum Classic (ETC) extended its rally above $42, more than tripling its price in the past month.
Bitcoin (BTC) rallied instead of crashing after the latest US Fed decision to raise interest rates by 0.75%.
Bitcoin (BTC) slid under $21,000, attacking long positions. ETH briefly lost the $1,400 tier.
Bitcoin (BTC) established above $21,000, but for now unable to break the $22,000 range for a bigger brekaout.
Cardano (ADA) is expanding as another L1 solution, though with still less than 60,000 active wallets daily.
MATIC, ATOM and RUNE had outsized rallies as the projects shared important milestones and attracted risk traders.
Bitcoin (BTC) reached the $24,000 level but broke the rally to return under $23,000 on news of Tesla, Inc. selling most of its BTC.
Bitcoin (BTC) added another tier above $23,500 after detaching from market bottom.
Bitcoin (BTC) held above $22,000, but for now stands below levels signaling a more significant breakout.
Ethereum (ETH) climbed ahead of other assets after announcing beacon chain merger date.
Celsius Network now holds user funds indefinitely. CEL close to $0.75 after short squeeze on FTX exchange.
Aave (AAVE) remains one of the top DeFi protocols on Ethereum, making fast recoveries following a BTC breakout.
Quant (QNT) is one of the older projects offering institutional solutions