Bitcoin (BTC) recovered from recent lows near $60,000 last week after softer-than-expected US inflation data and easing geopolitical tensions improved market sentiment. However, analysts at Wintermute stated in a note on Tuesday that the rebound has done little to alter the broader market structure.

Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, is facing a critical regulatory challenge that could see it lose access to the European Union (EU) within weeks.

Ripple (XRP) remains elevated above $1.23 at the time of writing on Tuesday, struggling amid a capped upside. Despite an improved overall market sentiment driven by news of a peace agreement between the United States and Iran to end the war in the Middle East, capital inflows remain notably subdued.

Uniswap (UNI) approaches $3.00 at the time of writing on Tuesday, extending its rebound for the sixth consecutive day. The rebound aligns with the broader risk-on mood in the crypto market, with Bitcoin (BTC) trading above $67,000.

Bitcoin (BTC) retains a near-term bullish bias, trading above $66,000 at the time of writing on Tuesday.

Bitcoin (BTC) extends its recovery, trading above $66,500 as of Tuesday, marking four consecutive daily gains since the weekend.

Zcash (ZEC), NEAR Protocol, and Hyperliquid (HYPE) edge higher on Tuesday, extending their recovery so far this week. Retail and institutional demand heats up for altcoins, fueling a rebound as prices fully absorb the impact of Arthur Hayes's exit. 

Pi Network (PI) holds above $0.1350 at press time on Tuesday, sustaining its 5% rebound gains from Saturday. The mild recovery so far this week, amid declining social dominance, reflects a lack of conviction among buyers to push the trendline breakout. 

Solana (SOL) steadies at $73 on Tuesday after posting three consecutive green candlesticks since the weekend. The recent recovery is supported by institutional demand, with spot Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) recording net inflows of $2.81 million on Monday.

Ripple (XRP) and Stellar (XLM) are attracting renewed bullish interest on Tuesday after gaining over 4% and 11%, respectively, at the start of this week. Both altcoins are near key resistance zones, where a breakout suggests further upside move.

Bitcoin (BTC) is holding above $65,000 at press time on Tuesday as the Bank of Japan (BOJ) raises its interest rate to 1%, shifting focus away from the US-Iran peace agreement. 

Forward Industries (FWDI), the largest Solana treasury company, has proposed acquiring two smaller Solana-focused public companies in separate all-stock transactions, according to statements released Monday.

Strategy (MSTR) expanded its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings last week, purchasing 1,587 BTC for roughly $100 million, according to a filing submitted on Monday. The purchase increased Strategy's total holdings to 846,842 BTC, acquired at an average cost basis of $75,656 per Bitcoin.

Ethereum (ETH) treasury firm BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) expanded its holdings last week, purchasing 76,881 ETH amid weakness in the crypto market.

Ripple (RSI) edges higher at the time of writing on Monday, buoyed by a broader improvement in sentiment after the United States (US) and Iran confirmed a preliminary peace agreement, which is expected to take effect on Friday.

Bitcoin (BTC) shows signs of recovery, trading above $65,000 on Monday, as the broader crypto market rebounds, fueled by improving sentiment following the United States (US) and Iran's confirmation of a preliminary peace agreement.

Cryptocurrency prices remain broadly elevated on Monday, led by Bitcoin’s (BTC) upswing toward $66,000.

Bitcoin (BTC) steadies above $65,700 at the time of writing on Monday, after recovering nearly 4% in the previous week. BTC recovery was boosted following Sunday’s news that the US and Iran have reached a preliminary peace deal, lifting the risk appetite.

Pi Network (PI) began the week on a positive note, trading above $0.1340 on Monday after posting a mild recovery and closing above a key resistance in the previous week.

Cardano (ADA) trades near $0.180 on Monday, pausing after a rebound of more than 10% in the previous week. While the recent recovery has helped ease selling pressure, mixed signals from the derivatives market suggest traders remain cautious about ADA's near-term direction.

Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP) begin the week on a constructive note as the top three cryptocurrencies attempt to extend rebounds after recovering nearly 4%, 2% and 2.6%, respectively.

Ethereum (ETH) rises, albeit gradually, toward $1,700 at the time of writing on Friday.

The cryptocurrency remains in a broader corrective bias on Friday, despite majors such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) holding slightly higher than early-week support levels. Bitcoin hovers around $63,500 amid a capped upside.

Cardano (ADA) is trading near $0.170 at the time of writing on Friday after staging a modest rebound from last week's sharp correction. However, the recovery remains fragile as large holders have resumed reducing their positions, adding fresh selling pressure to ADA.

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading above $63,000 at the time of writing on Friday after rebounding from the key 200-week Simple Moving Average (SMA) near $62,000, a level widely viewed as key long-term support.

Pi Network (PI) is trading at around $0.120 on Friday after a modest recovery the previous day. Despite this recent rebound, traders should be cautious as a scheduled unlock of 14.8 million PI tokens on Friday could limit the token's recovery potential by increasing market supply.

Bitcoin treasury company Nakamoto sold approximately 600 BTC and related derivatives, according to a statement on Thursday. The company used the proceeds to reduce debt, lower financing costs and extend the maturity of a major loan facility.

Bitcoin (BTC) is attempting to reclaim the key $64,000 resistance level on Friday after staging a modest recovery from recent declines. Ethereum (ETH) is stabilizing above $1,660 after a slight rebound, while Ripple (XRP) momentum indicators suggest weakening bearish pressure.

Citigroup is preparing to launch a blockchain-based platform that will allow wealthy and institutional investors to trade tokenized shares of private companies, according to a Thursday report by The Wall Street Journal.

Cryptocurrency prices are broadly rising on Thursday, following an overstretched downtrend.