Bitcoin hovered just under $90,000 on Friday, settling after a volatile week that had traders zeroing in on ETF flows and funding rates. The cryptocurrency last ticked up roughly 0.3% to $89,537, swinging between $88,598 and $91,002 during the session. Ether remained mostly flat around $2,952.
XRP changed hands near $1.95 on Friday, climbing 1.32% in the last 24 hours, according to Binance data. Prices fluctuated between $1.8886 and $1.9591 during that stretch. Trading volume hit roughly $2.25 billion, while the token slipped 4.74% over the past week.
Shares of Coinbase Global dipped 1.5% to $219.70 during Friday afternoon trading, despite bitcoin climbing 1.3% to around $90,720 and ether edging up 1.1% to about $2,989.
Shares of IREN Limited surged roughly 11% on Friday, reaching a peak around $58.32 amid a strong rebound in bitcoin-linked stocks. At 12:51 p.m. EST, the price stood $5.82 higher at $58.08.
Strategy Inc shares climbed 3.7% on Friday, recovering some losses as bitcoin strengthened. Traders continued to view the stock as a high-octane proxy for the top cryptocurrency.
Shares of Coinbase Global slipped 1.95% to $218.78 on Friday. The stock opened at $222.43 and fluctuated between $216.50 and $223.77 during the session.
Bitcoin slipped below $89,000 on Friday, dropping 0.7% to $88,725 as traders pulled back from risk. Ether also dropped, down 0.5% to $2,914, per CME CF real-time indices.
XRP fell below the $2 mark again Friday, dropping roughly 1% to trade near $1.90. Bitcoin and ether also dipped, dragging the wider crypto market down in the U.S. morning session.
XRP dipped under $2 on Friday, hovering near $1.91 and shedding roughly 2% in the last 24 hours, while the wider crypto market remained subdued. Trading volume reached approximately $2.2 billion, per CoinMarketCap data.
Coinbase Global shares dipped in after-hours trading Thursday, as investors digested new efforts in Washington to overhaul crypto regulations. The stock last traded down roughly 1.7% at $223.14, within a session range of $223.03 to $230.74.
Shares of Coinbase Global dipped in after-hours trading Thursday, with investors torn between Capitol Hill developments and fluctuating crypto prices. The stock slipped roughly 1.7% to $223.14, following an intraday range of $223.03 to $230.74. Trading volume hit around 7.1 million shares.
BitGo’s stock jumped 24.6% at the open on Thursday in its NYSE debut, pegging the crypto custody firm’s valuation at roughly $2.59 billion. The shares started trading at $22.43, well above the $18 IPO price. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/crypto-custody-firm-bitgo-valued-174229868.html
Bitcoin climbed 1.1% to $89,350 by 1:55 p.m. EST Thursday, bouncing between $88,243 and $90,281 as buyers made another run at breaking $90,000. Ether crept up 0.6%, trading near $2,941.
Shares of Coinbase Global slipped Thursday following a brief glitch on its Base network that caused some users to see wrong or missing balances and price quotes, the crypto exchange said. It reassured customers that “Your funds are safe.” The stock fell roughly 0.7% to $225.27, after dipping to $224.48 earlier in the day.
XRP dropped 1.7% in the last 24 hours, hitting $1.91 on Thursday and dipping below the $2 level during U.S. morning trading. It ranked as the fifth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, valued around $116 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
Bitcoin dipped under $90,000 on Thursday, pressured by ongoing outflows from U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs. The top cryptocurrency traded around $88,868, down 1.2%, by mid-morning in New York, within a session range of $87,304 to $90,281.
Bitcoin climbed 0.8% to $89,874 on Thursday, staying just shy of the $90,000 level after fluctuating between $87,304 and $90,379. Ether gained roughly 1%, reaching $2,996.