Over the years, there have been different metrics, technicals, and ways in which investors have tried to predict the Bitcoin price bottom with each bear market. Some of these have reportedly done so with some accuracy, while others have seen a deviation. Recently, a pseudonymous crypto analyst who goes by @cryptocupra on the X (formerly
Bitcoin ($BTC) has successfully reclaimed the $73,000 mark, bolstered by substantial institutional interest and a cooling of geopolitical tensions. While the broader market shows signs of recovery, the focus remains on the “institutionalization” of digital assets, with major players like BNY Mellon and CME Group expanding their footprints. Bitcoin price in USD Crypto Price Today:
The Bitcoin ETF launch has taken the financial world by storm. Markets reacted instantly, and trading volumes surged beyond expectations. Morgan Stanley confirmed the momentum through its digital asset leadership. This milestone signals a major shift in how institutions approach crypto exposure. Investors have waited years for a moment like this. Now that it has
HeyElsa AI has revealed a recent integration with the Relay Protocol, a significant move towards making decentralized finance interactions easier. The partnership will allow users to perform complex cross-chain swaps and bridging operations with simple natural language instructions without having to navigate across multiple blockchain interfaces. Proud to have @RelayProtocol powering swaps and bridges on
Hong Kong is moving forward with its stablecoin plans. The city is building a regulated system for digital currencies. Its new updates show that RMB stablecoins may also be allowed in the future. According to local reports, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) said stablecoin issuers can choose which currency to use. For now, the
Spot ETFs tied to Bitcoin just recorded a major accumulation day, adding around 3,350 $BTC in a single session—roughly $240 million flowing into the market. This level of inflow highlights how quickly institutional demand can move capital at scale. 💥BREAKING: Bitcoin ETFs bought 3,350 $BTC worth $240M yesterday. Total holdings now at 721,090 $BTC worth
The stablecoin sector added to its upward trajectory this week, with inflows reaching $1.367 billion since April 4. At present, the fiat-pegged token economy sits at an all-time high of $318.605 billion. Key Takeaways: The stablecoin market hit an all-time high of $318.6B, needing just $1.4B to reach $320B. $USDC gained $1.27B in seven days
Bitcoin continues to show resilience as investors focus on long term positioning. Recent data reveals that nearly 850,000 $BTC entered wallets within the $60K–$70K band this year. This movement signals one of the strongest accumulation phases in recent cycles. Investors did not hesitate despite volatility, which highlights growing confidence in Bitcoin’s long term value. This
The global oil trade may soon witness a major shift. Early discussions focused on stablecoins, but momentum now favors Bitcoin oil payments. This change signals a deeper transformation in how nations handle restricted financial flows. Countries facing sanctions continue to explore alternatives beyond traditional banking systems. Bitcoin oil payments offer a unique advantage in high-risk
$BTC trades at $72,896 on April 11, holding inside a rising 30-minute channel while the daily sits above three EMAs and spot ETFs post back-to-back inflow days worth $598M combined. $BTC Daily Chart: $74,000 Is The Only Level That Matters $BTC Daily Price Action (Source: TradingView) The 20-day EMA at $69,930 and 50-day at $70,709