Bitcoin

Bitcoin remained under $80,000 on Tuesday as major digital assets weakened amid higher Treasury yields and rising expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase. Inflation data due Thursday and Friday could determine whether traders test Bitcoin’s $77,000 support zone.

Bitcoin remained just below the key $80,000 area as ETF inflows and institutional accumulation continued to support sentiment. Traders are watching $82,000 as the next upside level, while $76,000 stands out as key downside support.

XRP rose 5.7% over the past 24 hours as falling September rate hike expectations helped spark a wider crypto market rally. ETF inflows, short liquidations and a strong technical bounce from $1.32 are keeping attention on $1.55 and $1.80 as potential upside zones.

A British investor who believed an early bitcoin purchase was gone for good has recovered holdings now valued at about $4.5 million. The case may offer a route for former Intersango users who can prove ownership of bitcoin tied to the defunct exchange.

XRP has rallied 5.7% over the past 24 hours after a pullback in September rate hike expectations helped revive risk appetite across crypto markets. ETF inflows, short liquidations and a strong rebound from $1.32 have put $1.55 and $1.80 back in focus for technical traders.

El Salvador is poised to receive approximately $140 million after reaching a staff-level agreement with the IMF on combined reviews of its financing program. The IMF said bitcoin added to official holdings since June 2025 came from private donations, while public-sector accumulation remains constrained under the loan framework.

Bitcoin is outperforming gold even as both assets rise on concerns that heavily indebted governments may rely on currency debasement to manage fiscal pressure. The bitcoin-to-gold ratio has climbed to 18.17, its highest level since January, meaning one BTC now buys a little more than 18 ounces of gold.

Standard Chartered has launched institutional bitcoin and ether spot trading through its Dubai International Financial Center branch. The service places digital assets on the same electronic foreign exchange infrastructure used by institutional clients for major currency trading.

Bitcoin edged higher on Thursday morning as a softer dollar supported crypto, equities and precious metals. Robinhood Chain-linked tokens remained in focus, with PONS and ARB extending sharp gains while derivatives data showed neutralizing sentiment across crypto futures.

Bitcoin and gold are gaining as a stronger Japanese yen drags the Dollar Index toward a closely watched technical level. FXCOINZ market coverage finds that the same yen rally helping risk assets could become a threat if it turns disorderly and forces carry trade unwinds.

Bitcoin is trading near a crucial support zone as rising global bond yields, firmer crude prices and a stronger US dollar weigh on risk appetite. A break below $76,250 could expose $70,000, while a recovery above $81,365 would challenge the bearish setup.

Japan-listed Remixpoint reported a net gain from selling ether, solana, XRP and dogecoin, with DOGE the only position sold below its fiscal-year opening book value. The company now holds bitcoin as its only remaining cryptocurrency after reviewing market conditions and risk-return profiles.

Bitcoin and XRP are drawing attention from technical traders as a familiar Bart Simpson pattern appears across major crypto charts. Market participants are watching whether the reversal deepens enough to confirm a broader bearish distribution signal.

CrowdStrike and federal law enforcement have dismantled Sality, a Russia-based botnet that hijacked cryptocurrency payments by silently replacing copied wallet addresses. The operation isolated more than 15,000 infected machines and highlighted a simple but persistent threat facing Bitcoin and Ethereum users.

Bitcoin has pulled back from last month’s high of $81,365 to trade near $77,320 as bond-market stress and renewed rate-hike concerns weigh on risk appetite. Technical traders are watching $76,880 for near-term direction, with $70,000 and $80,000 framing the latest bearish and bullish scenarios.

Filecoin jumped sharply as bearish leveraged positions were forced out during a fast-moving rally. The move came alongside renewed attention on AI infrastructure costs and a technical breakout setup watched by market participants.

Bitcoin and the wider crypto market are trading defensively as oil-driven inflation anxiety, a stronger Dollar Index and weakening equities weigh on risk appetite. Some market observers argue that a Federal Reserve rate increase this month would risk compounding a supply shock rather than solving it.

Bitcoin is trading in a choppy but resilient range between $76,000 and $80,000 even as oil, bond yields, stocks and gold send warning signals across markets. A firmer U.S. Dollar Index remains the key risk for BTC bulls because bitcoin has historically tended to move inversely to the greenback.

Large-cap cryptocurrencies fell across the board after U.S. airstrikes on Iran prompted traders to reduce exposure to riskier assets. Bitcoin held up better than higher-beta majors, while oil, bond yields and rate expectations became the main drivers of market pressure.

Bitcoin’s programmatic monetary policy is back in focus as uncertainty builds around Japan’s interest-rate path and the yen. FXCOINZ examines why a sharp yen rebound could still pressure crypto even as Bitcoin’s long-term supply case remains intact.

Bitcoin remained in a tight range on September 1 after a strong August rally carried BTC/USD close to its year-to-date high. Technical traders are watching whether a bullish flag breakout can first challenge $81,500 and then open a path toward $85,000.

Bitcoin’s sharp rebound is running into a more difficult macro and technical backdrop as renewed US-Iran tensions push oil higher and rate-hike expectations rise. Some chart watchers warn that a repeat of May’s roughly 40% decline could put BTC near $54,000 if key resistance remains intact.

Bitcoin’s bullish hard-asset case is gaining fresh attention as the U.S. primary budget deficit stands out among major advanced economies. Market participants are watching whether debt-driven yield pressure keeps supporting bitcoin and gold even as key labor data approaches.

Sberbank is preparing to expand its crypto backed lending program beyond bitcoin by accepting ether and Tether’s USDT as collateral once Russian regulators permit public circulation. The plan comes as Russia moves toward regulated crypto trading while stablecoin sanctions risk remains a key concern.