Flagship tokens like Ripple and Binance Coin are back in the spotlight, with analysts projecting XRP to reach $10.15 and BNB to surge to $1,220 by year-end. However, while blue-chip coins continue to rebound alongside Bitcoin and institutional inflows,

Bitcoin absorbs intense sell pressure on Binance Derivatives while holding above $100K. Analysts hint at a breakout as BTC resists downward momentum.

Bitcoin [BTC] spot trading surged past $9.2 trillion in the first half of 2025, with Binance alone handling 37.34%, or over $3.44 trillion, according to new data. This overwhelming lead places Binance well ahead of competitors like Bybit, OKX, and Coinbase, which together accounted for only 29% of total volume.

The bitcoin price surge is fueled by rising US demand, strong ETF inflows, and increased corporate adoption, reaching new all-time highs.

One of the Trump family’s crypto ventures has received key behind-the-scenes help from the world’s largest digital-asset exchange, whose founder is a convicted felon now seeking a presidential

After posting new highs on Wednesday, Bitcoin ( BTC) is looking to close its highest daily candle after BTC rallied to $113,800 on Thursday. With the crypto asset possibly entering a new phase of price discovery, liquidity signals are lighting up, suggesting the rally may have more fuel in the tank.

Dogecoin has rallied 23% over the past week, driven by increased retail participation through platforms like Robinhood and Binance. XRP volumes have spiked on Korean exchanges, while Cardano, TRX, and AVAX are all trading firmly in the green.

Omni Network (OMNI), a lesser-known but increasingly influential digital asset, has surged over 174% in just 24 hours, outperforming Bitcoin.

The Royal Government of Bhutan has moved over $23 million worth of Bitcoin to Binance, just as Bitcoin breached its previous all-time high level to trade above $112,000. According

Bitcoin’s breakout above $118K is fueled by Binance whales and institutional flows, marking a shift from past retail-driven peaks.