The crypto market is showing signs of a recovery after weeks of bearish sentiment. Bitcoin (BTC) is up nearly 2%, reclaiming $97,000 as bullish sentiment returned after weeks of muted price action.

Bitcoin (BTC) registered a drop late on Monday, falling from $97,000 to $95,243 before rebounding and settling just above $96,000. The flagship cryptocurrency registered another slump during the current session, falling to a low of $95,189 before recovering and moving to its current level.

Bitcoin (BTC) has started the week in the red, with the price down over 1% and trading considerably below the $97,000 level at $96,400. The flagship currency dipped to a low of $96,144 before recovering to its current level.

Celestia (TIA) is an emerging blockchain project that aims to revolutionize the industry with its innovative modular architecture. Unlike traditional blockchains, which are monolithic, Celestia uses a modular approach to offer enhanced scalability and flexibility.

Bitcoin dipped below $95,000 early in today's trading as a key support level crumpled. The flagship cryptocurrency is struggling to reclaim $96,000 and is currently trading around $95,450.

TIA jumps 10% to $3.43, but analysts predict a potential crash to $1.50 if key support levels fail.

Bitcoin (BTC) remained sluggish over the weekend, hovering between $96,000 and $97,000. However, it dipped below $95,000 early on Monday, falling to a low of $94,855 before rebounding and moving to its current level of $97,450.

The crypto market is marginally down, with price action remaining mixed. Bitcoin (BTC) has slipped below $98,000 over the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin (BTC) declined marginally to fall from $99,000 to its current level of $98,100. The flagship cryptocurrency is down over 2% in the past 24 hours as it struggles to build momentum.

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The crypto market has been pummeled as Donald Trump's tariffs shock the markets, sending an array of assets spiraling. Bitcoin (BTC) is down nearly 7% over the past 24 hours after struggling to stay above $100,000.

Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano (ADA) and CEO of Input Output Global (IOG), delivered a wide‐ranging AMA on February 2, 2025, covering potential partnerships with the Internet Computer Protocol (ICP), Cardano's stablecoin strategies, Bitcoin interoperability, and ongoing initiatives with various countries.

The crypto market is back in the red as the fallout from Monday's collapse continues to impact traditional and risk assets. Bitcoin (BTC) has struggled to build momentum, nearly slipping below $100,000 as it dropped to a low of $100,265 before recovering and moving to its current level of $101,600.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) joined Internet Computer (ICP) as an underperformer, declining 2.2%.

The cryptocurrency market has recovered from Monday's bloodbath, with Bitcoin (BTC) reclaiming the $100,000 level. The flagship cryptocurrency is up nearly 3% over the past 24 hours and currently trades around $103,339.

The crypto market started the week on a bearish note, with Bitcoin slipping below $98,000 during today's intraday low. This downward pressure has extended to altcoins, many of which are experiencing significant corrections.

Celestia (TIA), a modular blockchain project, has recently caught the attention of seasoned crypto trader, The Flow Horse, who believes the asset might be poised for a significant breakout. Known for making accurate market calls, The Flow Horse shared his thoughts in a recent Telegram channel update, indicating that TIA could be gearing up for an upward trend after forming a bottom structure over the past six months.

The crypto market has registered a substantial decline, with nearly all cryptocurrencies trading in the red. Bitcoin (BTC) is down almost 4% over the past 24 hours and has dipped below $105,000 to trade around $102,550.

Hedera (HBAR) joined Internet Computer (ICP) as an underperformer, falling 4.9%.

Bitcoin (BTC) has registered a notable decline after surging to a new all-time high on Monday. BTC rose sharply on Monday to register a new all-time high of $109,114 in the lead-up to Donald Trump's inauguration.

Internet Computer (ICP) is a revolutionary project in the blockchain space, offering a decentralized cloud platform that aims to improve scalability, security, and speed in the digital ecosystem. Since its launch, ICP has drawn considerable attention for its innovation and potential to disrupt the tech industry.

Internet Computer's token remained in a tight range on Friday despite a popular crypto researcher criticizing its technology. Internet Computer (ICP) token was trading at $11.18, up 93% from its 2024 low.

Bitcoin has extended gains above $100k, hitting highs of $105k as the market flips green amid anticipation ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration. XRP remained bullish and Ethereum, Solana and BNB traded above key levels. Meanwhile, EOS price has surged amid positive developments; Flare is up 20% and an analyst is bullish on Celestia.

Tokens related to artificial intelligence are experiencing a significant rise following a report from Franklin Templeton published on January 14, predicting an imminent revolution in social media driven by AI agents. This announcement comes amid a context where the adoption of AI technologies in the crypto ecosystem is rapidly accelerating.

The cryptocurrency sector rose by 2.29% to $3.36 trillion as markets recovered, driven by a resurgent Bitcoin (BTC) crossed the $97,000 mark, up over 2% in the past 24 hours. BTC briefly dropped below $90,000 earlier in the week, spooking markets and leading to a considerable decline among cryptocurrencies.

AI agents could launch their own brands, products, music and movies, driving value to social media platforms, the researchers wrote.

With blob sizes skyrocketing to 11.4 GB and transactions up 60%, Celestia's role as a data availability layer gains momentum.

Bitcoin's (BTC) price action remained muted over the weekend as it traded sideways and hovered around the $95,000 mark. BTC had dipped to a low of $91,314 on Friday before recovering to climb above $94,000.

Celestia (TIA) has struggled to regain its footing following a failed breakout above $5.50 last week. The altcoin's price fell by 18%, and although it has since attempted a recovery, broader market conditions remain unsupportive.

Celestia (TIA), a cryptocurrency that has been experiencing a steady decline in recent weeks, has taken a sharp downturn, falling 15% in just the last 24 hours. The drop adds to an ongoing trend, with the digital asset now down nearly 40% over the past month.

Bitcoin (BTC) continued to drop for a second day as it slipped below $95,000 on Wednesday, falling to a low of $92,911 before recovering and moving to its current level of $94,442. The flagship currency is down almost 3% over the past 24 hours, as the crypto market lost $320 billion.

Celestia's (TIA) price has fallen sharply, dropping more than 15% in the last 24 hours and almost 40% over the past 30 days. Its market cap is now $2.2 billion, and this decline comes as bearish signals dominate technical indicators, including a recently formed death cross that suggests the potential for further downside.

Latest updates on BNB, TIA, and ONDO coins.

Bitcoin bulls keep pushing for $100,000, and if they make it, SUI, ENA, SOL and ICP could also break out.

Cryptocurrency prices today show strong bullish momentum, with Bitcoin rallying to $98K from $92K in a single surge as it marks its 16th anniversary. Internet Computer (ICP) and EOS emerged as top gainers, each recording a 15% price jump over the last 24 hours.

Internet Computer token rose for the third consecutive day as data showed an intensified burn cycle for the token. Internet Computer (ICP) token climbed to an intraday high of $12, significantly higher than last month's low of $8.83.

The crypto market has gotten off to a flying start to 2025, recovering from recent losses as investor optimism returns. Bitcoin (BTC) crossed $95,000, reaching an intraday high of $97,721 before registering a marginal drop and dropping to its current level of $96,712.

The blockchain world is abuzz with Celestia's recent Ginger upgrade, which has dramatically increased the network's throughput. Despite this significant technological leap, the price of Celestia's native token, TIA, has shown little movement.

As the crypto market enters 2025, investors are gearing up to target tokens with promising futures. While many cryptocurrencies undergo significant shifts as 2024 comes to a close, three tokens are emerging as clear standouts.

Here's why TIA price remained muted despite positive Celestia's Ginger update.

Bitcoin (BTC) didn't bring much holiday cheer to investors as it remained under $100,000. BTC has been marginally down over the last 24 hours and is trading at around $98,100.

Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies suffered a bloodbath over the weekend as markets dropped significantly. In just over 24 hours, BTC dropped from around $108,000 to its current level of $95,000, as the Fed's announcement about reducing rate cuts in 2025 hit the market hard.

In the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrency, investors are constantly on the lookout for the next big opportunity. Internet Computer ($ICP) and Altura ($ALU) have emerged as prominent contenders, each offering unique value propositions.

Celestia is an innovative proposal that aims to address some of the most pressing challenges in the blockchain industry, such as scalability, flexibility, and decentralization. This modular blockchain offers a specialized yet adaptable approach to meet the needs of both developers and users.

Bitcoin (BTC) plunged below $100,000 following Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's comments on reducing rate cuts in 2025, rattling investors and leading to a massive selloff across asset classes.

TIA's bounce appears imminent and could materialize soon.

Bitcoin (BTC) reached an intraday high of $102,500 on Thursday as the crypto market staged a dramatic recovery after the crash earlier in the week. However, selling pressure forced BTC below $100,000, with the cryptocurrency down 1.24% and trading at $99,750.

Bitcoin (BTC) dipped below the $100,000 level earlier today as its price continues to consolidate while facing resistance around the $101,000 mark. The price had risen to $101,267 early during trading but fell considerably to a low of $99,113 before marginally recovering to settle at its current level.