Bitcoin hashrate dynamics are moving rapidly as the crypto gets ready to enter the next phase of an ever-evasive bull run. The latest data reveals that the BTC hashrate dominance is now shifting towards United States mining companies despite China's renewed efforts to boost the industry.

The Bitcoin market has been somewhat noisy, but it looks likely that we are going to see a lot of support given enough time. Whether or not we can breakout at this point in time, it's a serious question as Bitcoin has underperformed until recently.

After a Bitcoin and Layer 2 conference in Japan, which focused on promoting crypto adoption at a governmental level, Samson Mow, a Bitcoin proponent, and CEO of JAN3, is now encouraging the Japanese government to acquire 167,000 BTC. Representatives from major banks, fintech firms, and regulatory bodies in Japan attended the conference.

Riot Platforms and Bitfarms have resolved their dispute following a settlement agreement detailed in a joint announcement on Sept. 23, 2024. The agreement, which was filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), comes ahead of Bitfarms' special shareholder meeting on Nov. 6, 2024.

Bitcoin's price has been recovering over the past couple of weeks. The market is in a critical area, which could determine its mid-term future.

Over the last three days, the Ethereum Foundation has shaken up the market by selling off 500 ETH. The organization has reportedly offloaded $10 million worth of Ethereum this year in separate events.

Following the ongoing global economic shift catalyzed by the recent Fed rate cut last week, more institutional investors are eyeing the Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoin industries. Furthermore, the impressive performance of Gold (XAU) is expected to boost the crypto bullish outlook in the fourth quarter.

Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $73,880 in USD terms earlier in 2024, but toppling it by 2025 does not take it above 2021's inflation-adjusted value.

BlackRock and ETFs have saved “BTC's price from the abyss repeatedly,” according to Bloomberg's senior ETF analyst.

A high leverage ratio reflects growing bullish sentiment as traders increase their margin positions on BTC.

Crypto bettors are speculating about another rate cut, with Polymarket showing a near-even split: 43% expecting a 50 bps cut and another 48% anticipating a 25 bps reduction.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently approved the listing of physically settled options for BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF, the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). This approval is seen as a big deal for the crypto market.

Institutions and whales are gearing up for the next crypto bull run, expecting BTC to hit triple digits. Meme coins like Popcat, Brett, Pepe and Memebet Token are also in high demand.

Over the past few days, Ethereum (ETH) whales have been relentlessly selling their coins, dampening the market's momentum. Whale inflow into cryptocurrency exchanges has surged, indicating a strong desire for profit as the coin's price has skyrocketed by double digits over the past seven days.

As of Sept. 23, 2024, ethereum is trading at $2,646, with an intraday price range of $2,531 to $2,684. Over the past 24 hours, ethereum has recorded a trading volume of $16.36 billion and a market capitalization of $318.56 billion.

An analyst has explained why Bitcoin could end the year 2024 inside the $108,000 to $155,000 range if history repeats for the asset. Bitcoin Performance Has Been Similar To Last Two Cycles So Far In a new post on X, analyst James Van Straten has discussed about the BTC price performance from the cycle low chart for the last couple of cycles.

Ethereum has recently seen a surge in demand near the crucial $2.1K support zone, resulting in a significant bullish retracement. The price has now reclaimed the middle threshold of the multi-month descending channel, suggesting the potential for further gains toward the upper boundary near $3K.

The latest price moves in bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets in context for Sept. 23, 2024. First Mover is CoinDesk's daily newsletter that contextualizes the latest actions in the crypto markets.

Cryptocurrency Prices Today: The cryptocurrency industry has made positive shifts since early Asian trading hours. The global market cap is up a descent 1.41% to $2.23 Trillion. With Bitcoin's dominance at 56.4%, compared to Ethereum's 14.3%, investors are speculating the possibility of an altseason.

The crypto market just pulled in $321 million in investment inflows, marking its second straight week of positive fund movement, all thanks to the change in U.S. monetary policy. After the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) went last week, investors rushed in.

Ethereum's lag in inflows highlights potential investor skepticism and could signal shifting market preferences within the crypto sector. The post Crypto products see $321 million in inflows, Ethereum funds lag appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitwise executive Jeff Park said that the IBIT options would be a game-changer and would remove the “jump-to-default (JTD) risk”, which has deterred institutional investors from participating.

In a significant revelation, historical trends suggest that Bitcoin might be on the verge of another major rally, reminiscent of its past Q4 surges.

Ongoing sell-offs may threaten retail investor confidence and market stability.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved Nasdaq to list and trade options on BlackRock's spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) product, iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). Options trading enables investors to buy or sell assets at a pre-determined price, helping them speculate on price movements.

From Harris talking about crypto to analysts predicting Bitcoin to hit 85K by December, here is a 4-minute breakdown of everything important that happened in crypto today.

Discover insights on decentralized AI, the significance of Ethereum ETPs, and legal defense for crypto creators, according to a16z crypto.

Analyst Maddy of Altcoin Buzz took to his latest analysis and reminded everyone of the famous Marshmallow Test—an experiment on delayed gratification where a child is given a choice: eat one marshmallow now or wait 15 minutes and get two.

An analyst from one of the biggest asset managers in crypto says any result of the November election will end up being bullish for Bitcoin (BTC).

Bitcoin is approaching $64,000 after gaining around 7% since last week. Gold is also seeing a rise in demand due to various reasons globally, including economic uncertainty.

Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has recently seen a sharp rise in its transaction fees. As noted by crypto analyst Kyledoops, these fees have jumped by an astonishing 314%.

Bitcoin is currently trading at $63,554, following a fluctuating 24-hour range between $62,479 and $64,687. Key technical indicators show mixed signals, with consolidation after recent resistance at $64,730. Traders are watching closely for potential entry points as market indecision sets in across multiple timeframes.

Investing is often about balancing risk and reward, and few comparisons illustrate this better than the performance of Bitcoin, the S&P 500, and Gold over the past decade. If you had invested $100 in each of these assets in 2010, the returns today would paint a vivid picture of their respective strengths and weaknesses.

Samson Mow, a Bitcoin advocate and CEO of JAN3, is encouraging the Japanese government to acquire 167,000 BTC. This suggestion came after a Bitcoin and Layer 2 conference in Japan, which focused on promoting the crypto adoption at a governmental level.

A large Ethereum holder just moved 3,510 ETH to the Kraken exchange, sparking fears that a big sell-off could be coming, which might push the ethereum price down.

Recently Shiba Inu has experienced a significant preemptive signal for the market as it has surged above the 50-day exponential moving average. Investors who have been waiting for a market recovery have hope as SHIB breaks above this technical level.

Bitcoin and U.S. stocks are more connected than they've ever been. Data shows the two markets are moving in almost perfect sync.

An Ethereum whale investor who held ETH for over two years has turned $150 million into over $300 million in ETH investments. The volatility inherent in cryptocurrencies is usually beneficial when met with investment intelligence.

Ethereum Foundation has once again raised investor concerns globally, selling 200 ETH on Monday. On-chain data revealed that the selloff took place via two transactions, raising eyebrows among market watchers as the coin currently rides bearish waves in the broader industry.

"Bitcoin's previous bull markets peaked between October and March, and we're expecting a major breakout in Q4 2024," said one analyst.

Buying pressure on Bitcoin increased, but will it be enough to push it above $64k again?

Every blockchain protocol, including Cardano (ADA), aims to grow, and in doing so, there is a huge need to interoperate with chains with huge liquidity. This is the case with Cardano, as a new bridge helps it connect to the Bitcoin network.

For the last 12 hours, Bitcoin has been messing with the trader on a deep level. BTC was trading at $63,330 when a fresh resistance hit hard pushing it back to $62,750. The next hour Bitcoin charged like a bull and broke this resistance to reach $63,800 which is a good point to rest.

From the U.S. Dollar to Cat-Themed Cryptos, Global Assets Roar Back Following the FOMC's Bold Move

Digital asset investment products posted a second consecutive week of inflows last week, totaling $321 million, CoinShares reported.

As the crypto market approaches the $2.20T market, Bitcoin eyes $64K, and Ethereum shows a bull run gaining momentum this week. Following the 7.53% run last week and a 5.8% jump a week before, the Ethereum price surpasses the $2,500 psychological mark.

The cryptocurrency market has seen a significant surge in pre-market activity after Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) reached a new high of $63,500. What Happened: Following Bitcoin's 0.4% increase, several Bitcoin ETFs experienced a surge in pre-market activity on Monday.