Why is Bitcoin suddenly up 6% at $75,000, with Ether and XRP rallying along?
Source Cryptopolitan
- Bitcoin jumped 6.5% past $75,000, while open interest climbed to $122.46 billion and liquidations surged to $497.40 million, showing traders are piling in fast.
- Ether rose 8% to $2,350, XRP gained 4% to $1.40, and Solana added 6% to $86.30, pointing to a broad crypto move rather than a Bitcoin-only spike.
- Crypto momentum is building with the RSI still at a neutral 57.74 and the Altcoin Season Index at 34, which suggests the rally is heating up but has not yet turned into full risk-on mania.
Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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