The crypto rally took a pause on Tuesday with bitcoin BTC$111,480.33 quickly pulling back from record highs above $126,000 as analysts pointed to signs of crypto rally overheating, at least in the short run. BTC plunged below $122,000, erasing the past three days of gains and trading 2.4% lower in the 24 hours. The selloff
More than half of Bitcoin’s circulating supply has not moved in 12 months, a structural feature that will shape how the market absorbs demand into year-end. Per Bitbo, roughly 61% of coins have been dormant for over a year, with the deepest cohort, over ten years, at roughly 17%. The latest HODL Waves split shows
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, recorded their strongest day of inflows in nearly three months on Monday, pulling in $1.19 billion amid renewed institutional confidence as Bitcoin consolidates near record highs. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) dominated the influx with $970 million, accounting for more than 81% of total inflows, while Fidelity’s FBTC
With bitcoin clinging to the upper end of its daily range, the charts are serving up a cocktail of bullish afterglow and bearish intrigue. Traders are eyeing key support and resistance levels as the market flirts with a breakout—or a breakdown. Bitcoin On the daily chart, bitcoin remains perched in a post-rally pause after its
Behind every rally and every crash lies an invisible engine: options dealers rebalancing billions in Bitcoin exposure. As open interest pushes past $57 billion, it’s the hedging flows, not sentiment, that now dictate price. For most of Bitcoin’s history, price discovery happened in the spot market. Retail traders and long-term holders set the tone, while
The rivalry between Bitcoin (BTC) and gold has been ongoing for years, with gold advocates claiming that Bitcoin cannot replace gold. However, Bitcoin is becoming more trusted in the corporate world every day, which supports the digital gold narrative of BTC. At this point, Deutsche Bank analysts published a new report concerning Bitcoin and gold.
Gold futures are nearing a record high, reaching $4,000 per ounce, fueled by rising demand for safe-haven assets. Analysts say this upward trend could also be a strong bullish signal for Bitcoin (BTC). Gold Hits $4,000: What Does It Mean for Bitcoin? According to TradingView data, gold futures touched $4,000 on Tuesday morning, while spot
Bitcoin and gold have outperformed every other major asset class this year, reflecting how US macroeconomic uncertainty is reshaping investor behavior. Gold has surged 48% year to date, reaching an all-time high near $4000. In comparison, Bitcoin has gained over 30% this year and has reached a new high above $126,000. Notably, this marks the
Bitcoin hit a new all-time high above $126,000, confirming its strongest October run in five years as U.S. investors seek alternatives to a weakening dollar. Bitcoin’s surge reflects macro pressure, surging ETF inflows, and growing long-term accumulation from institutions treating Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. At the time of writing, Bitcoin (BTC) traded at
Escalating economic decay and the prospect that Bitcoin would become even more scarce would make not holding the cryptocurrency by 2034 “risky.” Crypto enthusiasts continue to rediscover some of the most interesting stories on Reddit. The widely followed Bitcoin-focused account “Trending Bitcoin” shared one from an anonymous user on Sunday, which highlighted the risks of