After dipping to $65,092 yesterday, Bitcoin has found some stability and is currently trading near $69,000 as of February 13. The asset is up about 4.3% at last check, clinging to about a 1% gain on the week. However, the broader monthly trend remains under pressure, with $BTC down close to 29%. Table of Contents
The recent Bitcoin turbulence has persisted, forcing liquidity to shift away from catching the next breakout to other sectors of the market. Specifically, market users are quietly pivoting from Bitcoin toward assets that can generate steady returns. As a result, market liquidity is beginning to drift away from purely speculative trades and into sectors that
Bitcoin’s daily chart reflects a broad shift in market structure as price action moves deeper into a clear macro downtrend. After reaching highs near the $120,000 region, the asset failed to maintain upward momentum and began forming lower highs and lower lows. Consequently, sellers gained control as price slipped below several Fibonacci-based support zones. Current
The US economy is starting 2026 with an uncomfortable split-screen scenario that is complicating the outlook for Bitcoin’s recovery towards $100,000. While Wall Street credit pricing still looks calm, the “real economy” stress gauges are flashing late-cycle warning lights. This disconnect matters for Bitcoin because its path to $100,000 is no longer just about crypto-native
Bitcoin is hovering just around the $67,000 range after probing both sides of a tight intraday range, and the charts suggest the market is at an inflection point rather than in full-throttle trend mode. Beneath the surface, momentum gauges and moving averages paint a picture that is less “to the moon” and more “prove it
Privacy, a trait once deemed undesirable for cryptocurrency, is now regarded as necessary by analysts for the advancement of bitcoin as a reserve asset. Analysts, including Chamath Palihapitiya, Changpeng Zhao, Ray Dalio, and now Barry Silbert, have argued that without privacy, bitcoin lacks a fundamental property for its growth. The Times They Are a-Changin’: Privacy
Peter Schiff is back in the headlines with his signature satirical critique of Bitcoin, this time about the so-called “mathematical” foundation of the cryptocurrency. Replying to a viral post that praised Bitcoin as a rules-based monetary system — contrasting it with gold’s physical and fiat’s political nature — the financial expert responded with rare agreement,
Bitcoin saw spot ETF outflows of over $410 million as prices struggled. Over $2.5 billion in Bitcoin options expired on Friday. Analysts say “worst of downturn” likely over but market remains bearish. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of over $410 million on February 12, as investors withdrew capital from the exchange-traded funds amid growing