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Following the broader market rally, BTC/USD gained 21.0% last week and reached 79,500.00. At the time of this technical snapshot, the pair has surrendered a small part of the advance and is consolidating near 77,200.00.
After a confident recovery and a noticeable improvement in sentiment, Bitcoin failed to hold its momentum and reversed right at the threshold of a key level. We break down what's holding back the rally, who's pushing the price down, and which levels to watch in the days ahead.
This week, the XRP/USD pair corrected downward and is now trading within the medium-term sideways range of 1.5625–1.2695 (Murray level [8/8]–[2/8]) near 1.3900.
Shiba Inu has lost a significant share of its value since reaching its all-time high and is currently struggling with market uncertainty. The question now is whether a new move is on the horizon or whether another decline lies ahead.
The ADA forecast highlights key support and resistance levels as well as possible price targets.
After attackers exploited a vulnerability in Litecoin’s MWEB extension, the network experienced a chain reorganization. Several crypto protocols have already reported financial losses.
The Robinhood listing has made Zcash more accessible to a mass audience, and the market reacted immediately with stronger interest. One of the world’s best-known retail brokerage platforms has opened access to the coin for millions of private investors, significantly expanding Zcash’s potential user base.
This week, the cryptocurrency market showed positive momentum, but assets may now return to a corrective phase: BTC is trading near 77,700.00 (+4.3%), ETH is around 2,300.00 (+1.0%), USDT is near 1.0005 (+0.03%), XRP is trading around 1.4300 (+1.4%), and BNB is at 635.00 (+2.4%). Total market capitalization stands at $2.59 trillion, while Bitcoin’s market share has risen to 60.0%. At the same time, Bitcoin ETF balances increased by $809.3 million, while Ethereum ETF balances grew by $131.7 million.
This week, the SOL/USD pair is posting modest gains within the broader market trend and is trading near 86.05, up 1.5% over the last four sessions, as investors remain cautious due to geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East.
Financial firm GSR has launched its first crypto ETF — the GSR Crypto Core3 ETF (ticker: BESO). The fund is focused on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, tracks their spot prices, and, according to the company, also incorporates staking yield. GSR says the ETF uses a dynamic allocation strategy designed to improve overall returns, while the management fee is set at 1%.
Bitcoin failed to hold above the $80,000 level and was trading well below it by Thursday, while major altcoins continued to show weakness. Against that backdrop, the market remains narrow, with capital still concentrated mainly in BTC rather than spreading across the broader altcoin sector. At the same time, Aave is still trying to find a way out of the crisis triggered by the Kelp DAO-related exploit, which caused a large-scale liquidity outflow from DeFi.
The XRP/USD pair remains within a long-term downtrend, but the decline has slowed for now as the price has entered the primary sideways channel of 1.5625–1.2695 (Murray level [8/8]–[2/8]).
The debate over stablecoins and their impact on the banking system is entering a new phase. Until recently, many critics argued that the growth of the stablecoin market could weaken banks, reduce deposit bases, and limit lending. However, a new US analysis paints a much calmer picture.
For crypto, the framework is similar to traditional financial markets but comes with its own twist. Here, price action turns on liquidity, adoption, regulation, and flows from institutions alongside retail sentiment. Network health—hash rate, staking, active wallets—adds another layer. Macro still matters too: rates, dollar strength, and risk appetite shape inflows and outflows. Then, as with any market, you use the chart—trend, support and resistance, momentum, and volume—to spot setups and manage risk.