Top 3 Price Prediction Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple: Expect More From Altcoins With BTC Stuck in Range Trade

Bitcoin price could drop all the way to $52,000 where many bulls wait to interact with BTC.

FXStreetApr 27 05:00

Korea has become a “dark horse” in the coin industry! The won surpassed the US dollar and became the currency of choice for cryptocurrency transactions in Q1

The won is now the most traded currency in the world for crypto assets, and the country's speculative demand for venture tokens has surged. On Tuesday (April 16), data from research firm Kaiko showed that in the first quarter of 2024, the cumulative trading volume of the won on centralized cryptocurrency exchanges was US$456 billion, while the transaction volume of the US dollar was US$445 billion.

FX168Apr 17 03:03

It's up nearly 60% this year! Why has the lackluster Ethereum recently surged and surged?

① The cryptocurrency craze caused by Bitcoin is obvious to all, but many people are still surprised by the rise in Ether this year; ② Although not as favorable news as Bitcoin, the expectation that an Ether ETF will be listed after the Bitcoin ETF continues to push investors to increase Ether's spot; ③ The SEC's attitude towards Ether ETFs is more resistant, which makes industry insiders less convinced that they can be listed in the short term.

cls.cnApr 9 11:28

Blockchain company Ripple CEO: Cryptocurrency market will double to $5 trillion by the end of 2024

The overall cryptocurrency market is expected to double in size this year, and the total market capitalization will exceed $5 trillion.

Zhitong FinanceApr 8 11:24

Billions of dollars have flowed into cryptocurrency assets, and the net inflow of capital has reached a record high!

Since the beginning of this year, about $10.3 billion has flowed into cryptocurrency assets, which is close to the total inflow for the full year of 2021, and 2021 was also the year Bitcoin reached its previous all-time high...

Golden10 DataMar 12 08:49

Express News | US Senate Republican Member JD Vance: The way Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gensler treats blockchain and cryptocurrencies is wrong.

BreakingsFeb 27 23:14