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Prices have cooled off from last week’s highs, and overall market sentiment seems cautious 

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a slight drop today. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major tokens are trading lower as investors wait for important news from regulators and financial institutions. Prices have cooled off from last week’s highs, and overall market sentiment seems cautious. 

Bitcoin Price Falls Slightly 

Bitcoin, the most popular cryptocurrency in the world, is currently priced around $108,000. This is about 1% lower than the previous day. Earlier in the day, Bitcoin touched a high of nearly $109,200 but then fell to as low as $107,590 before stabilizing. 

This dip in Bitcoin’s price comes after it failed to break through the resistance level of $110,000. Many traders believe Bitcoin is now in a phase of consolidation. This means the price is moving within a certain range without making any big moves up or down. Technical charts show that Bitcoin may continue to trade between $105,000 and $110,000 in the short term unless there is a major event or announcement. 

Ethereum Also Moves Lower 

Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, is also down today. Its current price is around $2,542, showing a decline of 1.2%. Ethereum has been facing resistance at around $2,635 and has not been able to move past it. 

The price has been bouncing between $2,215 and $2,865 in recent days. Market analysts believe that Ethereum may test the lower levels again if it doesn’t break above its resistance soon. Despite the short-term drop, long-term forecasts remain positive, especially with increased interest in Ethereum’s blockchain for smart contracts and decentralized apps. 

BNB Sees Minor Losses 

BNB, the native token of Binance, is trading at around $659. The token has seen only a small decline today. The price reached a high of $663 earlier in the session but dipped slightly during the afternoon. The BNB token has been holding steady compared to other cryptocurrencies, which suggests strong support from Binance users and investors. 

Overall Market Cap Declines 

The total value of all cryptocurrencies combined, known as the global crypto market cap, has also fallen. It is currently down by nearly 5%. Daily trading volumes are lower than usual, staying around $72 billion. This shows that traders are being careful, possibly waiting for major decisions from the government and financial regulators. 

US Government Plans Crypto Week in Congress 

One of the main reasons for the cautious market mood is the upcoming "Crypto Week" in the US House of Representatives. Lawmakers are expected to discuss two major bills: the Clarity Act and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act. These bills aim to define how cryptocurrencies should be regulated in the country. 

The decisions made during this week could affect how crypto is taxed, reported, and used in the future. Investors are watching closely, as the outcome could either support or slow down crypto growth in the United States. 

SEC Issues New Guidelines for Crypto ETFs 

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has released a new 12-page guidance document. This document outlines how crypto-related exchange-traded products (ETPs) should be disclosed. This move is seen as a major step toward approving more crypto ETFs in the US. 

Currently, only a few Bitcoin ETFs are available. But this new guidance could open the door for ETFs linked to Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and even meme coins like TrumpCoin. Financial experts believe this could bring more institutional money into crypto, which would be a positive development for the market. 

Coinbase Expands Through New Acquisition 

Coinbase, one of the biggest crypto exchanges in the U.S., has acquired a company called Liquifi. Liquifi helps new projects launch their tokens in a regulated way. This deal allows Coinbase to help more startups list their tokens while staying within U.S. laws. 

This move comes at a time when many expect the SEC to relax some rules and allow more innovation in crypto. Coinbase’s strategy shows that major platforms are preparing for a future where token launches become more common and better regulated. 

Corporate Investment in Bitcoin Grows 

A company named Murano Global has announced that it plans to invest $500 million in Bitcoin. The company will add Bitcoin to its treasury, just like MicroStrategy and Tesla did in the past. This kind of corporate investment adds legitimacy to Bitcoin and shows that large firms see it as a valuable asset. 

In addition, the U.S. government has started creating its own Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. This was first announced in March and signals that even governments are beginning to see Bitcoin as a long-term store of value. 

Changes in Crypto Mining and Stock Performance 

Some companies involved in crypto mining have seen major changes. Core Scientific, a big mining firm, was recently bought by an AI company called CoreWeave. The stock price of Core Scientific fell after the news, but investors still believe the deal will bring long-term benefits. 

Another company, Bit Digital, has shifted focus from Bitcoin to Ethereum mining. After raising $172 million and buying over 100,000 ETH, its stock price went up by 18%. These examples show that even companies in the crypto space are adjusting their strategies based on market trends and opportunities. 

UK Introduces New Crypto Reporting Rules 

The UK government has released new tax reporting rules for cryptocurrency users. Starting in January 2026, crypto platforms must collect personal details like name, address, and National Insurance number from their users. This information must be reported to the UK tax office, HMRC. 

Anyone who fails to provide these details could face a fine of £300. The goal is to make sure that income and capital gains from crypto are reported and taxed properly. These rules reflect a growing trend among countries to tighten regulations and improve tax collection from digital assets. 

Altcoins Gain Attention 

Apart from major tokens like Bitcoin and Ethereum, a few smaller altcoins are also making headlines. Immutable (IMX) is trading at around $0.41 and is preparing for a large token release. This could increase market activity and affect the price. 

Celo, another altcoin, is expected to grow after a major software upgrade called Isthmus. This upgrade aims to make the Celo blockchain faster and more efficient. Dogecoin, the original meme coin, continues to have strong community support and remains popular among casual investors. 

Crypto Crime Case Draws Attention 

A 19-year-old from Connecticut named Veer Chetal has pleaded guilty to stealing over $245 million in a crypto scam. He pretended to work for companies like Yahoo and Google to gain access to people’s crypto wallets. This case highlights the ongoing risk of fraud and scams in the crypto space. Authorities have also discovered that he was involved in another scheme while already under investigation. 

The FBI recently stopped a kidnapping plot targeting his parents, showing how dangerous these cases can become. This story serves as a reminder of the need for better security and awareness in the crypto world. 

What Lies Ahead for the Market 

In the short term, the crypto market may continue to move sideways unless there is a major trigger. Bitcoin is likely to trade between $107,000 and $110,500, while Ethereum may stay within the $2,200 to $2,900 range. 

In the longer term, analysts believe that Bitcoin could reach $200,000 by the end of 2025. This prediction is based on rising demand, the launch of new ETFs, and more corporate investment. Ethereum and other altcoins may also benefit if regulatory conditions improve and more investors enter the space. 

For now, the market remains cautious but optimistic. Institutional interest, government decisions, and new technologies continue to shape the future of digital currencies.