S&P 500 News

Bitcoin bulls are trying to push the price back above $110,530, but bears continue to sell breakouts and the range highs. Will altcoins catch a bounce?

$5 billion in ETH options expire on Friday, possibly opening the door for bulls to push through the $5,000 barrier.

Robinhood and Strategy both saw their stock prices sink as they were overlooked for inclusion on the S&P 500, which went to Interactive Brokers Group.

Bitcoin opened the week with a sell-off to $110,530, but BTC and altcoin charts suggest a quick recovery to the trading range averages could occur.

Bitcoin is showing signs of exhaustion, suggesting a deeper correction toward the $110,530 support. Will altcoins follow?

Amdax is launching a Bitcoin treasury company, aiming for a Euronext listing as more European companies join the growing corporate Bitcoin adoption wave.

Centrifuge joins BlackRock’s BUIDL and Ondo Finance in the $1 billion RWA club as demand grows for tokenized products.

S&P Dow Jones Indices is exploring partnerships with major exchanges, custodians and DeFi protocols to launch tokenized versions of its benchmarks.

Bitcoin is facing selling near $123,218, but it remains on track to hit a new all-time high as long as it sustains above $117,000.

Bitcoin price could surge in 2025 driven by global money supply growth, ETF adoption, and retail inflows.

Coinbase plans to raise over $2 billion in a dual-tranche offering to fund future investments and stock buybacks.

ETH rallied nearly 6% on Monday after BitMine disclosed a major purchase, raising the total value of its Ether holdings to more than $3 billion.

Bitcoin is trying to start a recovery from $112,000, but bears may pose a substantial challenge at $117,000 and then at $120,000.

Bitcoin derivatives data shows no evidence the 2025 bull run is over despite BTC price sliding to lower support levels below $115,000.

Traders anxiously await today’s FOMC results to see if a surprise Fed rate cut could ignite a Bitcoin rally toward $140,000.