Bitcoin (BTC) tumbled below the $110,000 level in a sharp move that rattled markets and triggered a wave of short-term panic selling. The sudden decline followed an initial post-Fed volatility spike, as traders reacted to the US Federal Reserve’s 25bps rate cut and announcement of an impending end to quantitative tightening. With uncertainty still lingering,
Bitcoin price drives a mid-term sideways trend with an expanding channel pattern. BTC is back to the 0.85 cost-basis band near $109K, a region historically viewed as a critical pivot zone. October recorded one of the highest average order sizes in recent months, marking an uptick in whale-driven trades. The pioneer cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, jumped nearly
Bitcoin’s short liquidation risk exceeds $4B, concentrated between $108,000 and $113,000. A significant short liquidation cluster appears at $112,600, with $3B in shorts at risk. A breakout from a descending broadening wedge pattern suggests potential for a bullish reversal. In a recent market development, the Bitcoin Exchange Liquidation Map presents liquidation levels across major exchanges
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) will continue to experience cyclical booms and busts, resulting in a drawdown of up to 70% during the next market downturn, according to Vineet Budki, CEO of venture firm Sigma Capital. There will be a BTC retracement of 65% to 70% in the next two years because traders do not
Bitcoin price has rebounded slightly to $109,600 after yesterday’s dip to $106,000, ending what has been a tumultuous October for bitcoin. Traders are now cautiously optimistic as the market transitions from the failed “Uptober” rally to the historically stronger month of November. Yesterday, Bitcoin tumbled over 3% amid renewed risk-off sentiment sparked by Federal Reserve
Cryptocurrency analysis firm CryptoQuant has evaluated the latest trends in Bitcoin’s spot market. According to the company, the average Bitcoin spot order size on Binance rose to $1.96 million during October, one of the highest levels in recent months. This increase indicates a significant increase in the market activity of institutional investors and large whales.
The Bitcoin Lightning Network was once the crown jewel of Bitcoin’s scaling story, a living map of open channels and growing liquidity that reflected adoption in real-time. However, as the network matures, the picture has blurred. Behind the steady decline in public Bitcoin Lightning capacity lies a quiet transformation: exchanges, wallets, and merchants are routing
Although still in its “infancy,” quantum computing could pose a threat to Bitcoin and other proof-of-work algorithms in the near future, according to Amit Mehra, a partner at venture capital firm Borderless Capital. When asked what trends Borderless Capital was following, Mehra, speaking to Cointelegraph at Global Blockchain Congress Dubai 2025, said the company was
Today marks seventeen years since Satoshi Nakamoto’s publication of the Bitcoin Whitepaper on the cryptography mailing list in 2008. Back then Bitcoin was nothing more than a proposal for a new niche technology, the latest in a long lineage of niche technologies created by the cypherpunks of the 1990s. Bitcoin has gone through many massive
The Birth of Bitcoin: A Revolution Written in Nine Pages On October 31, 2008, an anonymous individual — or group — known as Satoshi Nakamoto released a nine-page paper titled “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.” This whitepaper was sent to a small cryptography mailing list, outlining the foundations of what would become the world’s