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Bitcoin struggled to hold ground near $64,000 after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, failing to spark the rally crypto traders had hoped for.
The South Korean won posted its strongest performance among major currencies since late June, while the Japanese yen slid to its weakest level in four decades.
Brevan Howard Digital is pushing for a recovery after suffering significant losses, according to reporting by Financial News London. Here is what we know.
Bitcoin is trading near $66,000 as renewed fears of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike put pressure on the broader crypto market.
At least 17 US service members have been killed amid escalating conflict with Iran, and crypto markets are absorbing the shockwaves as risk appetite drops sharply.
Shiba Inu, Solana, XRP, and Hyperliquid are showing mixed momentum as traders watch key technical levels across the crypto market.
An explosive-laden drone was intercepted near the US consulate in Erbil, Iraq. Crypto markets showed little reaction, continuing a pattern of resilience amid geopolitical flare-ups.
Bitcoin and Ethereum edged higher in recent trading, but cautious sentiment kept gains limited as crypto investors weighed broader market risks.
Bitcoin retreated on July 16 as broader risk aversion weighed on crypto markets, with traders stepping back from riskier assets amid cautious sentiment.
Robinhood's Layer 2 network announcement boosted Ethereum optimism this week, while Michael Saylor drew criticism for comments seen as clouding the crypto conversation.
Explosions near Iran's Bushehr and Asaluyeh energy hubs have rattled crypto markets, with traders watching for potential disruption to regional energy supplies tied to mining operations.
Bitcoin slid lower as escalating US-Iran geopolitical tensions spooked investors across risk assets, sending crypto markets into a broad retreat.
