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9 cryptocurrencies that could skyrocket in September, according to analysts

Analysts see September as a decisive month for the crypto market, with Hyperliquid, Chainlink and Zcash standing out among the cryptocurrencies

Expectation: Investors await the next inflation data and the Federal Reserve (Fed) interest-rate decision in the United States. [1] (https://valor.globo.com/criptomoedas/)

The rise in interest rates in the Eurozone by the European Central Bank and the increase in oil prices (above US$ 105 per barrel) generate caution in the assets of

The cryptocurrency market operates with a bearish bias this Wednesday, with Bitcoin trading in the range of US$ 76.800 to US$ 77.500. [1] (https://br.investing.com/news/cryptocurrency-news), [2] (https://kinvo.com.br/noticia/bitcoin-btc-perde-suporte-de-precos-com-queda-do-mercado-de-criptomoedas-veja-o-que-mexe-com-as-cotacoes-hoje-10-), [3] (https://br.investing.com/crypto)

The cryptocurrency market shows a moderation in buying momentum over the past few hours, reflecting short-term adjustments in trading volume after recent fluctuations. Follow the updated data in real time on Binance or consult detailed charts in

#dusk $DUSK @Dusk Bitcoin returns to US$ 78 thousand after a strong weekly rally, as investors take profits and await new signals from the Fed at Jackson Hole

With the Bitcoin quote around R$ 396.000, R$ 1 is approximately 0.0000025 BTC (or about 250 satoshis, the smallest unit of Bitcoin).

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Who followed the crypto market over the past few weeks saw bitcoin (BTC) enter a rare period of “calm.” The coin spent nearly seven weeks moving between US$ 59,9 thousand and US$ 66,5 thousand, but that scenario is now behind us: since Tuesday (18), the asset has gained more than 20% and reached US$ 77 thousand by the close of this report.

The move has reignited market enthusiasm and raised a few questions among investors: what is driving this rally? And, most importantly, is it still time to buy bitcoin?

Bitcoin showed a strong price rebound, surpassing the mark of US$ 72 thousand, driven by the injection of global liquidity after the U.S. Treasury doubled the repurchase of long-term securities and by strong political momentum toward approval of crypto regulation (Clarity Act). This move triggered a massive "short squeeze" of more than US$ 1 billion in short positions, forcing analysts to reassess their supports and changing the sideways scenario that had been dragging on since August

Bitcoin (BTC) is the first and most famous decentralized digital currency in the world. Created in 2009, it works without the control of governments or central banks, allowing direct transfers between people through blockchain technology. Today, its price is around R$ 403.000 (close to US$ 80.000).

Bitcoin’s recovery to $69,000 gains momentum. Geoff Kendrick, an analyst at Standard Chartered, links this progress to improved liquidity. His analysis is based on measures by the U.S. Treasury regarding long-term bonds. The $65,500 level becomes key. A break could signal that the low point has been reached and open up a new phase. This evolution takes place as the market monitors yields. A favorable backdrop supports his analysis and outlook

Bitcoin is trading at approximately R$ 334.927 this Monday (17), recording an increase of about 1.3% over the last 24 hours. The crypto market is operating in a tight trading range, while investors await new macroeconomic catalysts and keep track of institutional movements. To follow volatility and real-time analysis, you can check this out

Crypto currency, or cryptocurrency, is a decentralized digital asset protected by cryptography. It uses blockchain technology to record transactions securely and transparently, without the need for intermediaries such as banks or governments. The most famous is Bitcoin, currently trading in the range of US$ 65 thousand.

Bitcoin is going through a strong depreciation move, trading near US$ 56.000 (around R$ 317.000). This sharp decline has been driven by expectations of maintaining high interest rates in the US, strong outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, and massive liquidations of positions in the derivatives market.

Bitcoin dipped below the mark of US$ 69k amidst a strong wave of risk aversion in global markets. The ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and macroeconomic uncertainties have been weighing down the crypto asset market.

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Bitcoin dipped below the mark of US$ 69 million amid a strong wave of risk aversion in global markets. The ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and macroeconomic uncertainties have been weighing on the crypto asset market.