Bitcoin jumped to $77,991.09 and Ethereum to $2,501.16 on September 18, 2026, as traders looked past the failed CLARITY Act. Here’s the hard data and what it means for your wallet.
Bitcoin climbed to $76,264.91 and Ethereum to $2,432.60 on Thursday, both up 0.7%, as crypto markets digest the Fed’s first rate hike since 2023.
A database error once priced Bitcoin at exactly $0 on Paradex, while an October 2025 flash crash liquidated $19 billion in leveraged crypto positions. Here is how technical glitches turn into billion-dollar losses.
A data-driven breakdown of how Bitcoin mining works in 2026: the 3.125 BTC block reward worth about $240,660, network hashrate near 1,003 EH/s, hardware costs, and why regulators are watching.
A 49-50 Senate vote sank the Crypto Clarity Act. Bitcoin fell below $76,000, XRP dropped over 10%, and Coinbase and Circle shares slid sharply.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $288.7 million and Bitcoin fell 4% to about $75,900 after the Senate voted 49-50 against the CLARITY Act. Here is what happened.
Bitcoin opened at $76,806.19 and climbed to $77,873.33 while ethereum rebounded to $2,514.09 on Monday as traders weighed growing expectations of a Fed rate hike.
Bitcoin fell 2.2% to open at $76,535.95 and Ethereum dropped 1.2% to $2,437.02 on Friday, September 11, 2026, as crypto markets brace for fresh US inflation figures.
US Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw $188.7 million in combined outflows on September 10 as Bitcoin hovered near $78,000 ahead of inflation data and the Fed’s rate decision.
Bitcoin and Ethereum both opened lower on September 10, 2026, with BTC falling to $77,941.56 and ETH to $2,464.92 as traders await fresh inflation data.
