Bitcoin holds steady near three-week high, ETH hovers around highest level since June 3
Odaily reports that Bitcoin remains steady near its highest level in almost three weeks, while ETH holds close to its peak since June 3. Gains resulting from lower-than-expected US inflation data are limited by heightened tensions between the US and Iran. HYPE rose by 4%, supported by a continuous uptrend in both highs and lows since May, with its target pointing to a new high above $78. LIT stalled after approaching its historical high of $2.76 due to profit-taking. The CoinMarketCap altcoin season index fell to 46/100. (CoinDesk)
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