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ALL STORIES →Crypto market recap: Bitcoin holds its breakout and pushes toward $77,000 as greed deepens
The breakout held. Four days after clearing $65,000, Bitcoin has climbed to about $77,100, Ethereum sits near $2,450, and the whole board is green. The fear gauge reads 73 — deeper into greed — after a mid-week wobble. Today's lesson is consolidation: why prices pause before they climb.
Crypto market recap: Bitcoin smashes through $65,000 and the mood flips from fear to greed
The quiet week ended with a bang. Bitcoin jumped roughly 8% to nearly $69,400, Ethereum exploded almost 18%, and the whole market added about 5% in a day. The fear gauge leapt to 62 — its first reading in 'greed' in weeks — clearing every hurdle yesterday's recap laid out.
What is a Bitcoin ETF, and is it right for a beginner?
A Bitcoin ETF lets you own Bitcoin exposure through a normal brokerage account. Here is how it works, what you give up versus holding the coin, and who it actually suits.
How do stablecoins stay at a dollar?
Stablecoins are meant to be worth exactly one dollar, always. Here is the plain-English version of how they hold that peg — and why some are far safer than others.
Market orders vs limit orders, explained for first-timers
The two buttons every exchange gives you — market and limit — behave very differently. Here is what each does, when to use which, and the beginner mistake to avoid.
What is a watch-only wallet, and why use one?
A watch-only wallet lets you see your crypto balance without holding the keys to spend it. Here is how it works and why it is one of the safest tools a beginner can use.
Where can you legally use crypto?
An interactive world map of crypto regulation by country — usage rules, bank acceptance, key legislation, and tax treatment. Built for travellers, founders, and anyone trying to figure out what they can actually do with their wallet.