[LIVE] Crypto News Updates, Why Crypto Market is Up Today? Oct-7th

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The crypto market is up today. Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $124,400, up 1.14%, after touching a new all-time high yesterday despite slight rejection. Ethereum (ETH) follows with a 1.03% gain at $4,580, though showing weaker bullish momentum. Top performer Mantle (MNT) jumps 9%, while BNB and HBAR gain 5.94% and 1.51%, respectively. On the downside, Chainlink (LINK) slips 1.93%, and HYPE dips 0.79%.

October 7, 2025 06:41:13 UTC

Bitcoin Price Today

Bitcoin is consolidating strongly near its all-time high, showing signs of building momentum for the next breakout toward $150K. Analysts suggest that in case of a dip, levels below $121K could serve as an optimal entry point for buyers looking to capitalize on the potential rally.

#Bitcoin is nicely consolidating around the all-time high.

It's building up stamina for the next big breakout towards $150K.

If there's a dip, then I think that we're looking at <$121K for an optimal entry point. pic.twitter.com/oT4ZW7IVl2

— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) October 7, 2025

October 7, 2025 06:41:13 UTC

Upbit to List Doodles (DOOD) with KRW and USDT Pairs

South Korea’s leading crypto exchange Upbit is set to list Doodles (DOOD) with KRW and USDT trading pairs. Trading will begin at 4:30 p.m. local time. The token is linked to the popular Ethereum-based NFT project Doodles, expanding its ecosystem from digital collectibles to token trading.

October 7, 2025 06:41:13 UTC

Ken Griffin Warns of Shift Toward Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin

Citadel founder Ken Griffin told Bloomberg that investors are increasingly turning to gold, silver, and Bitcoin in what he called a “debasement trade,” viewing them as safer than the U.S. dollar. Griffin expressed concern over the trend, warning of “substantial asset inflation away from the dollar” as global investors move to de-dollarize and cut exposure to U.S. sovereign risk.

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