Author: voice

Bitcoin fell back to the $91,000 zone on Tuesday after briefly reclaiming $94,000 a day earlier. Fresh data showed strong selling pressure near key resistance despite improving underlying demand indicators. Heavy Sell Orders Capped Bitcoin’s Rally near $95,000 The pullback followed a failed attempt to break above the $94,000–$95,000 range, where order book data revealed

Tokyo bond traders have a new number burned into their screens this week, 3.5%. For most of the past two decades, Japan’s long end was the place the world went to forget about interest rates. If you were a pension fund trying to match liabilities, a bank trying to park liquidity, or a global macro

Riot Platforms (RIOT), a publicly listed bitcoin mining company that develops and operates large-scale data centers, stepped up its bitcoin selling at year-end, offloading 1,818 BTC ($161.6 million) and 383 BTC ($37 million) in November. The sales reduced Riot’s bitcoin balance to 18,005 BTC by the end of 2025. While bitcoin miner sales of coins

An early 2026 break in what had been a weeks-long pattern of declining crypto prices during U.S. trading sessions proved short-lived. Making a run for $95,000 as American stocks opened the day, bitcoin BTC$92,470.19 has pulled back to just above the $92,000 area just after the noon hour on the East Coast, now lower by

At 8:50 a.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, bitcoin is hovering at $93,788 with a market valuation of around $1.87 trillion, making its presence loud and clear even in a quiet trading day. Over the past 24 hours, trading volume stands at $50.09 billion as the price dances between $92,474 and $94,792—tight, tense, and textbook consolidation.

Bulls remain more powerful than bears today, according to CoinMarketCap. BTC/USD Bitcoin (BTC) is the exeption to the rule, falling by 0.44% over the last 24 hours. On the hourly chart, the rate of BTC is on its way to the local support at $93,121. If sellers’ pressure continues, one can expect a level breakout,

Bitcoin’s BTC$92,898.43 price continues to reflect a complex mix of macro trends and market-specific events heading into 2026. BTC is shaped by three long-term forces and seven short-term, according to Jim Ferraioli, director of crypto research and strategy at the Schwab Center for Financial Research. The long-term factors are global M2 money supply, bitcoin’s disinflationary

Key Takeaways Bitcoin’s price gains are attributed to recovering market liquidity and increased institutional demand. Coinbase’s John D’Agostino clarifies that the recent Bitcoin rally is not directly linked to events in Venezuela. Bitcoin’s recent rally is being driven by recovering market liquidity and strong institutional demand rather than geopolitical events like the US intervention in

Bitcoin began 2026 with some renewed strength, climbing roughly 8% since the start of the year as institutional inflows, derivatives positioning and geopolitical developments have come together to lift sentiment across crypto markets. The bitcoin price is trading near $94,100 today, reaching levels last seen in early December. The price briefly touched an intraday high