Bitcoin briefly hit the $79,000 level earlier this week but has since retraced and is now trading around $77,700. The leading cryptocurrency’s recovery above $76,000 has strengthened expectations that the asset could reclaim $80,000 in the near term.
The cryptocurrency market has been trading sideways over the past 24 hours as market conditions stabilize ahead of the weekend. Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market cap, is down by less than 1% and is trading below $78,000... ....
The DeFi ecosystem has grabbed the news in recent days. The $292 million exploit of Kelp affected other leading DeFi protocols, including Aave ... However, Ethereum has maintained its price above the $2,300 level and could rally higher in the near term.
Ripple (XRP) has maintained the $1.41 support as the broader cryptocurrency market retraced over the last 24 hours... XRP is the second-best performer among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap despite being up by less than 1% in the last 24 hours.
The cryptocurrency market has slightly retraced following its earlier rally. However, Ripple’s XRP is the worst performer among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap ... XRP is down nearly 2% in the last 24 hours but continues to trade above $1.40.
The cryptocurrency market is taking a breather following its rally earlier this week. Bitcoin briefly hit the $79,000 level on Wednesday but has slightly retraced and is now trading at $77,870 ... ....
Bitcoin and Ethereum recorded gains earlier this week following an indefinite extension of the US ceasefire with Iran. Ethereum hit the $2,400 level on Wednesday but has now slightly retraced and is currently trading at $2,350 per coin ... ....
Avalanche (AVAX) is down 3% in the last 24 hours, making it one of the worst performers among the top 30 cryptocurrencies by market cap. It is trading below $9.30 on Thursday after being rejected at the key resistance zone the previous day ... ....
A Tanzanian commission investigating the October 2025 violence has released a report detailing the scale of human and economic losses, concluding that the events were organised, coordinated and financed riots aimed at disrupting the general election.
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has pledged swift government action on ... “The violence did not remove our challenges; it added more,” she said ... “It is easy to lose peace but it is not easy to restore it ... ....
A commission investigating reported violence across 14 regions in Tanzania has recommended a national reconciliation process, deeper criminal investigations and an accelerated push to deliver a new Constitution by 2028 ... ....