Bitcoin (BTC) held steady in the $67,000 range, marking its third consecutive day at this level, while altcoins experienced mixed gains and losses.
SAFE token surged nearly 35% over the past 24 hours, making it the biggest gainer, while Popcat (SOL) saw the largest decline, falling about 9%.
Between Oct. 23 and Oct. 24, Bitcoin rose 4% after successfully retesting the $65,200 support level. Ether’s price fell by 9.6%, between Oct. 20 and Oct. 23, after facing strong resistance at the $2,700 mark.
On-chain data indicates that high transaction fees are driving users away from the Ethereum network.
The global crypto market cap stood at $2.32T, reflecting a slight 0.12% decrease over the last 24 hours. Positive momentum in tech stocks and a resilient job market were the primary drivers behind Bitcoin’s gains on Oct. 24.
SK Hynix, a memory chip supplier for NVIDIA, announced record quarterly profits, fuelled by strong demand from the generative artificial intelligence sector, boosting investor sentiment.
BTC has been trading in the ‘Descending Channel’ pattern over the past 6 months. ETH, after taking multiple supports at the key level of $2,150, started to move upwards.
On Oct. 21, DEX Raydium beat the Ethereum network with $3.4m in revenue during the day versus $3.35m for Ethereum.
Vietnam announced a National Blockchain Strategy to develop the country’s blockchain capabilities.
Tesla reported Q3 2024 earnings, stating that it has not sold any of the $184m in digital asset investments during the quarter.