Bitcoin price corrected gains and tested the $66,500 support. $BTC is now struggling and might decline further below the $65,000 zone. Bitcoin is struggling to recover losses and moving lower below $67,500. The price is trading below $67,500 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a declining channel forming with resistance at $68,850
Bitcoin miners have moved more than 36,000 $BTC from exchanges since the beginning of February. The volume stands out when measured against earlier months and points to a change in how they are managing their holdings. Miner Activity in February A CryptoQuant report indicates that roughly 36,000 $BTC were transferred from trading platforms within a
Bitcoin ($BTC) may be positioning for another significant upward move as on-chain data suggests strong accumulation activity among long-term holders. A CryptoQuant author, Darkfost on X, highlighted a significant rise in demand from accumulator addresses that consistently acquire and retain Bitcoin. According to him, the current behavior of these investors could influence market sentiment and
David Duong, from Coinbase’s investment research team, shared his analysis for Bitcoin ($BTC), highlighting two critical levels in the short term: According to Duong, the strongest base is $60,000, and the first major ceiling is $82,000. The analysis stated that gamma exposure, which acts like a “hidden liquidity provider” in the options market, can either
Wintermute, a digital asset trading company known for its analysis of the cryptocurrency market, stated that Bitcoin has found technical support at a significant level, but clearer signals from the macroeconomic front are needed for a sustained upward trend. According to the company’s report, while spot trading volumes continue to contract, leveraged trading has become
MUFG Bank currency analyst Lee Hardman says stablecoins are proving to be a more practical form of money than volatile cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. In a recent market note, Hardman explained that stablecoin growth is drawing more attention because these assets function as a digital form of cash. Unlike Bitcoin and many other cryptocurrencies, stablecoins
Bloomberg recently fielded industry opinions on the ongoing Bitcoin downtrend, assessing whether the market has reached a bottom yet. Notably, Bitcoin has erased more than $1 trillion in market value since its October 2025 peak, and investors have now continued to ask an important question: has the market finally found a floor, or is there
Charles Schwab Investment Management, Schwab’s asset management unit, boosted its stake in Strategy (MSTR), the largest Bitcoin treasury company, in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to a recent SEC filing. The wealth management arm added 91,859 MSTR shares during the quarter, bringing its total position to nearly 1.3 million shares valued at $193 million
According to Ali charts, whale transactions for the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, Bitcoin ($BTC), have dropped 72% in two weeks, falling from 5,767 to 1,637. This follows as sentiment remains fragile on the markets, with the crypto Fear and Greed Index currently at 13, indicating “extreme fear.” Bitcoin $BTC whale transactions have dropped 72%
Cryptocurrencies started the shortened U.S. week on the back foot, with bitcoin $BTC$68,324.61 sliding below $67,000 on Tuesday, falling below its tight weekend range of $68,000-$70,000. The weakness coincided with a softer open for U.S. equities, especially for the battered software sector. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF (IGV) was 3% lower, and now 30%