Bitcoin slipped toward $95,000 after a brief push above $97,000, with US regulatory developments dampening investor sentiment. It was trading around $95,498 on Friday. In the last 24 hours, Bitcoin fell 0.78% and Ethereum dipped 0.02%, while major altcoins dropped as much as 3%, signaling a cautious crypto market mood.
Bitcoin slipped to around $63,000 over the weekend as US–Israel tensions surrounding an attack on Iran spooked markets. It has since recovered to near $66,500, while major altcoins saw mixed moves. Analysts say the rebound signals resilience despite volatility, with investors now tracking US market reactions to gauge crypto’s next direction.
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