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Let’s explore the latest crypto market updates that are shaping the key trends today, on Sept. 12.
Gold reached its highest inflation-adjusted price since the 1980s at over $3,610 per ounce, while Bitcoin trades around $114,600. Both assets are gaining from expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and ongoing inflation concerns.
Social media excitement around altcoins is growing as major altcoin market indicators hit their highest levels since December.
Ethereum price fell, ETF outflows began, and overall market sentiment declined, but some investors continued to buy the leading altcoin.
Asset Entities merger with Strive sets the stage for a $1.5 billion Bitcoin purchase, while Fed’s expected rate cut could bring massive inflows.
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VanEck CEO endorses Hyperliquid’s growth as HYPE token surges to a new all-time high, drawing institutional interest.
The United States will likely see another major crypto-based investment product this week, and it’s not XRP.
ETH/BTC pair shows golden cross formation with 20-week EMA crossing above 50-week EMA, mirroring the 2020 pattern that preceded Ethereum’s massive outperformance against Bitcoin.
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Ripple (XRP) climbed toward the $3 mark on September 7 as ETF speculation fueled leveraged demand ahead of October deadlines.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) outperformed major cryptocurrencies this week, posting double-digit gains as Bitcoin’s price consolidation and active profit-taking among Ethereum and Chainlink investors triggered mixed market reactions.
The Trump family project is facing huge criticism, even from Elon Musk’s Grok, despite its price hike.
Reports have shown that 100 public companies now hold Bitcoin, with their entire holding culminating in approximately 4% of the coin’s supply.
The Ethereum price faces mounting selling pressure, with futures data showing that sellers outweigh buyers by $570 million.