$NEAR recovered by roughly 20% from its recent low, outperforming other digital assets that are still struggling to recover. Market analyst Michaël van de Poppe called the token one of the strongest assets in the market and linked its next move to Bitcoin’s performance.
Bitcoin successfully returned to the $64,000 mark, interrupting a sharp multi-day decline that had previously pushed its price below $60,000.
On Monday morning, Bitcoin once again rose above the $63,000 mark thanks to activity from institutional investors and progress by US lawmakers on key cryptocurrency bills. As a result, the total market capitalisation of digital assets reached $2.19 trillion.
According to CoinGlass, short sellers, who profit when prices fall, lost $504,000,000 in the 24 hours leading up to Monday morning, the largest daily figure since late April. By comparison, bullish bets generated only $151,000,000 in losses.
Zcash Open Development Lab (ZODL) founder Josh Swihart reported that a critical vulnerability in the Orchard shielded pool had been fixed. Against this backdrop, the asset’s price began to recover after a major decline.
Bitcoin edged higher on Monday, stabilising after last week’s sharp decline. Sentiment in the crypto market remains fragile amid continued institutional selling and rising tensions in the Middle East.
Bitcoin rose above $62,000 on Sunday, recovering from its 2026 lows after a sharp market sell-off that wiped hundreds of billions of dollars from the value of digital assets, CoinDesk reported.
Prediction market traders are increasingly betting that Bitcoin’s correction is far from over, even after the cryptocurrency dropped to around $65,000 this week amid growing pressure from ETF outflows and weakening institutional demand.
The price of Toncoin ($TON) surged after Pavel Durov announced plans to rename the blockchain's native cryptocurrency to Gram. Over the past 24 hours, the token climbed from $1.89 to $2.26, gaining 19.5%.
Bitcoin recovered to the $74,000 level on Friday after falling to an almost seven-week low in the previous session, as reports that the United States and Iran are close to extending a ceasefire agreement improved appetite for risk assets.
U.S. stock index futures moved closer to record territory after reports suggested that Washington and Tehran may be advancing toward a possible peace agreement tied to Iran’s nuclear negotiations and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
On Sunday, the price of the $NEAR Protocol token hovered around $2.41, posting gains of approximately 54% over the past seven days and 13% over the last 24 hours. The move was driven by a combination of factors occurring simultaneously: a short squeeze, rotation into the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, and growing interest in products enabling blockchain abstraction.
The value of NEAR Protocol surged by 30% to a daily high of $2.25, marking a gain of more than 70% since the beginning of May and briefly pushing its market capitalisation above $2.9 billion.
Bitcoin rose close to $78,000 on Thursday as strong earnings from NVIDIA boosted optimism around artificial intelligence spending, while easing tensions in the Middle East supported demand for risk assets.
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, founded by the Winklevoss brothers, reported a 42% increase in total revenue for Q1 2026, reaching $50.3 million.
On Friday, Bitcoin rose after U.S. lawmakers advanced key cryptocurrency legislation. However, caution surrounding U.S.–China negotiations and the ongoing conflict involving Iran limited further gains.
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