Bitcoin Struggles to Maintain $60,000 as Market Shows Signs of Uncertainty
Bitcoin stalls at around $60,300 amid cautious institutional investors and steady retail selling, with potential risks looming below key support levels.
Bitcoin stalls at around $60,300 amid cautious institutional investors and steady retail selling, with potential risks looming below key support levels.
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has unveiled its complete crypto regulation, requiring firms to secure licenses by 2027 amid new capital and market conduct rules.
Geoswift and SKUx unveil a programmable stablecoin commerce network aimed at integrating digital assets with real-world payments and AI-driven transactions worldwide.
Bitmine has boosted its Ethereum reserves by acquiring 27,084 ETH, pushing its total holdings to more than 5.7 million ETH, equivalent to 4.7% of the total Ethereum supply.
Bitcoin faces critical pressure near $60,000 support as 2026 RSI data reveals promising bullish divergences, raising speculation of a potential market reversal.
Germany dominates MiCA licensing with nearly a quarter of approvals, while France surges in late June, highlighting uneven crypto regulation implementation across Europe.
Bitcoin infrastructure firm Breez launched a tool allowing users to send USDC and USDT over 30 blockchains directly from Bitcoin wallets via Lightning Network without pre-holding stablecoins.
Heightened macroeconomic and geopolitical tensions are driving Bitcoin, stocks, and gold toward potentially sharp price swings as investors prepare for an uncertain trading session.
Strategy’s declining valuation ratio raises concerns about its ability to finance bitcoin purchases, impacting one of the largest institutional buyers in the cryptocurrency market.
While Bitcoin and Ethereum extend their weak run amid ongoing macroeconomic worries, select low-cap altcoins like Velvet and DeXe deliver significant weekly rallies, highlighting shifting investor interest.
Bitcoin shows a classic RSI bullish divergence suggesting a possible recovery, with some experts noting parallels to the 2022 bear-market bottom despite ongoing downside risks.
Dubai’s crypto regulator VARA has approved its 50th licensed firm, underscoring the emirate’s growing prominence as a regulated hub for digital asset businesses.