Bitcoin price has staged a short-term recovery. After rebounding more than 2% in the past 24 hours, the move has erased the week’s losses, leaving BTC flat on the seven-day chart. Over the past three months, gains have remained capped below 5%, but the yearly trend still shows strength with an 80% rise. Now, a
September has historically been Bitcoin’s weakest month. Adding to the concern, analysts point out that rare death cross signals have just appeared across major timeframes. A death cross occurs when a short-term moving average or indicator falls below a longer-term one. It often signals the start of a bearish trend. While these signals do not
Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs) now hold more than 1.47 million Bitcoin, amounting to 7% of the cryptocurrency’s maximum 21 million coin supply. US-based exchange-traded funds for Bitcoin (BTC) have scooped up the largest share, with their holdings exceeding 1.29 million BTC held across all 11 funds as of Sunday, Aug. 31, according to data shared
Gold has surged more than 6% in just 10 days, touching fresh all-time highs (ATH) and sparking intense debate about its implications for Bitcoin (BTC). As the ultimate safe-haven asset flashes strength, analysts debate whether this is a warning sign for crypto or the setup for Bitcoin’s next big move. Gold Surges Amid Global Liquidity
Bitcoin will likely only climb to the $150,000 price point once two massive Bitcoin whales finish selling, according to Bitcoin holding company Nakamoto CEO, David Bailey. “The only reason we’re not at $150k right now is two massive whales,” Bailey said in an X post on Tuesday. “Once they’re slain (1 down, 1 halfway there)…
Bitcoin price is still showing bearish signs below $112,000. BTC is now attempting to recover and might face hurdles near the $110,500 level. Bitcoin started a fresh decline below the $112,000 zone. The price is trading below $110,500 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There was a break above a short-term contracting triangle with
Bitcoin (BTC) has been on a steady downtrend since reaching an all-time high of $123,731 on August 14. In the weeks that followed, it shed nearly 10% of its value. With the leading coin now trading under $110,000, and considering its historical tendency to underperform in September, the outlook for the month appears increasingly bearish.
The recent downturn in Bitcoin prices has raised eyebrows among market analysts, with one prominent figure warning that the leading cryptocurrency could face a significant decline toward the $90,000 mark in the coming months. As Bitcoin opened the month officially dropping below critical support levels, the market’s reaction remains tepid, suggesting that many investors have
Long-term Bitcoin holders (LTHs) sharply stepped up spending late last week, with roughly 97,000 BTC moved on Friday, the largest one-day LTH outflow of 2025, according to Glassnode. While the 14-day smoothed trend has ticked higher, Glassnode noted activity is still within the cycle’s “normal” range and remains below the large distribution spikes seen in
Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent volatility has unsettled investors, as the largest cryptocurrency by market cap slid by more than five percent over the last two weeks. However, two key on-chain factors indicate that the BTC market structure is largely resilient. Bitcoin Remains Strong Despite Volatility According to a CryptoQuant Quicktake post by contributor XWIN Research Japan,