Bitcoin News
By Dan Saada
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Altcoins Follow Bitcoin’s Lead. The rebound wasn't limited to Bitcoin. Other major digital assets posted similar gains:
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Jobs Data Triggers Risk-Off Sentiment. The initial selloff last week was triggered by disappointing labor market data. The U.S.
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Institutional Buyers Move In. "Whenever there's a dip, it doesn't last very long as buyers come in very quickly to take…
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Traders Turn Cautiously Optimistic. Despite lingering macro uncertainty, market sentiment has improved slightly.
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All Eyes on U.S. CPI Report. Now, attention is turning to the upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for July, scheduled…
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Regulatory Outlook Brightens. Adding to the longer-term bullish sentiment, the U.S.
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Conclusion. Bitcoin’s rebound near $115,000 signals a cautiously optimistic return of buying interest in the…
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Bitcoin and top altcoins saw a modest recovery Sunday night, as traders cautiously returned to the market following a sharp macro-driven selloff. With eyes now on upcoming U.S.
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After dropping to a low of $111,800 over the weekend, Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded to $114,738 by Sunday night, marking a 1.
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Ethereum (ETH) rose by 3.12%, reaching $3,549
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Solana (SOL) added 1.66% to trade at $163.69
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The sudden bounce reflects growing optimism among investors who appear to be buying the dip, following signs of weakening macroeconomic conditions in the U.S.
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The initial selloff last week was triggered by disappointing labor market data. The U.S. nonfarm payrolls report for July showed only 73,000 jobs added, well below market…
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"The recent market dip appears to have been triggered by a broader risk-off sentiment following the disappointing July U.S.
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Coupled with a decline in the stock market, crypto traders took profits after a strong multi-week rally.
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