Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin’s latest rally is being driven by one clear catalyst: institutional appetite. On April 23, BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) recorded a record-breaking $4.2 billion in trading volume—its highest daily turnover ever. Over 81 million shares changed hands, closing at $52.08. Blackrock's Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) just reached an all-time high measured against the Nasdaq pic.twitter.com/5EOh7e8bgJ […]

Bitcoin is trading around $94,200, extending a nearly 8% climb after reclaiming the $90,000 handle last week. The rally, driven by renewed institutional momentum and geopolitical alignment around crypto, has pushed BTC toward a key resistance near $95,100. A clean breakout above this level could open the door toward $97,000 and possibly $99,700, although short-term

Bitcoin surged past $93,000 on Tuesday, brushing off mounting political tensions and marking a fresh four-week high of $93,988. The move came after former President Donald Trump reignited criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, dubbing him “Mr. Too Late” and demanding immediate interest rate cuts to mitigate inflation stemming from sweeping new tariffs on

Bitcoin broke above $88,000 on Tuesday, gaining over 1% as political drama in the U.S. added pressure to traditional financial markets. President Trump reignited calls to cut interest rates and doubled down on his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for keeping the benchmark rate at 4.5%, blaming the Fed for risking a potential