After a massive selloff last week, one of bitcoin’s closely watched onchain metrics is approaching a threshold that has historically marked bear market bottoms. The metric is called the market value-to-realized value (MVRV) Z-Score. Every major bitcoin cycle bottom has coincided with the Z-Score touching or briefly dipping below zero (into the green zone, in
Strategy (MSTR) acquired 1,550 bitcoin for approximately $101 million, increasing its total holdings to 845,256 $BTC, according to a Monday announcement from Executive Chairman Michael Saylor. The purchase comes after bitcoin fell around 15% last week, briefly trading below $60,000 before rebounding above $62,000. The decline in bitcoin price followed, at least partially, after Saylor
Bitcoin’s brief weekend rally lost its footing as a sudden resumption of military hostilities between Israel and Iran triggered a broad rotation away from risk-on investments. The geopolitical escalation, which defied explicit diplomatic pressure from Washington, sent global energy benchmarks surging and equity markets lower, leaving $BTC to defend a highly fragile $60,000 baseline. Data
In the current cycle, Bitcoin has experienced one of its most severe corrections, falling from the $80,000 area to $60,000 and causing a great deal of anxiety in the market. Bitcoin is extremely close to a potential breakdown However, one important on-chain metric indicates that Bitcoin may be getting close to levels that long-term investors
Blackstone has capped withdrawals from its flagship private credit fund after investor redemption requests surged in the second quarter. The move highlights liquidity concerns across the private asset industry. The asset management giant limited repurchases from its $79 billion Blackstone Private Credit Fund (BCRED) to 5% of shares. Investors had sought to redeem about 10%
Bitcoin’s recent crash below $60,000 have put crypto trader believe the market is still far from its final bottom. Perhaps on-chain trader Winter Soldier says Bitcoin is still searching for a true bottom and could fall below $35,000 if selling pressure continues. Bitcoin is currently trading around $63,000, keeping investors cautious about a possible further
The financial landscape in 2026 has completely upended traditional narratives surrounding digital assets. For years, crypto proponents championed $Bitcoin as the ultimate “digital gold”—a safe-haven asset designed to thrive during macroeconomic instability and geopolitical turmoil. However, price action since the onset of the US-Iran war has told a starkly different story. Data highlights a massive
There is something peculiar in the way Bitcoin is moving right now. The Bitcoin price today is fluctuating around $63,228, a few thousand dollars above the recent low that broke through $60,000 for the first time since November 2024. There has been a rebound, technically evident. However, those with experience know that the most dangerous
A sudden bitcoin rebound torched roughly $320 million worth of short positions across the crypto market in just 15 minutes, as bearish traders were caught offside by a fast reversal off the year’s lows. Key Takeaways: About $320 million in crypto shorts were liquidated in 15 minutes as bitcoin rebounded toward $64,000. The squeeze followed