Bitcoin continues to trade under visible pressure, as short-term market structure reflects sustained bearish control. On the 4-hour chart, $BTC remains below its key exponential moving averages, reinforcing downside momentum. Consequently, recent rebounds have lacked strength and failed to attract follow-through buying. Market participants now assess whether the current stabilization marks a pause or another
Investors poured cash into the U.S.-listed bitcoin $BTC$78,056.78 ETFs Monday, proving Wall Street still loves the cryptocurrency despite the recent price turmoil. The 11 ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $561.8 million, the largest single day buying since Jan. 14, according to data source Farside Investors. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and Fidelity’s FBTC
Story Highlights Claims linking Epstein files to Israeli control of Bitcoin lack evidence and rely on speculation. Epstein’s Blockstream involvement was minor, indirect, and later fully divested due to conflicts. No proof shows Israel funded or controlled the majority of Bitcoin core developers. As the Epstein files continue to be released, new claims are surfacing
Data shared by the prominent blockchain tracking platform, which traces down large cryptocurrency transfers, Whale Alert, has reported a massive crypto transaction that took place less than two hours ago. The transaction carried slightly more than half a billion dollars’ worth of Bitcoin. Half a billion USD in Bitcoin on the move The aforementioned data
Bitcoin got off to a rough start in February as negative sentiment persisted and market liquidity weakened. However, the latest data suggests that selling pressure is gradually easing, while early signs of recovery are emerging. These signs are not yet strong enough to confirm a reversal, but they remain some of the few positive signals
Bitcoin ($BTC) experienced a significant drop from the $80,000 level, falling as low as $74,500. Some argue that this decline is a correction, while others see it as a sign of a bear market. At this point, market analysts James Van Straten and Omkar Godbole predicted that Bitcoin could be in a bear market and
Bitcoin could continue its downtrend as there are few catalysts to reverse the cryptocurrency’s fortunes, says Galaxy Digital research lead Alex Thorn. Thorn said in a note on Monday that there is a “significant chance” that over the coming weeks, Bitcoin ($BTC) could fall to the bottom of a gap in supply at $70,000 before
The head of Britain’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder remains defiant in the face of a brutal market correction. He has pledged to continue his aggressive accumulation strategy despite seeing nearly $100 million wiped off the value of his firm’s holdings in just three months. Andrew Webley, CEO of the Smarter Web Company, told reporters on
As selling pressure deepens in the cryptocurrency market, Alex Thorn, Head of Research at Galaxy Digital, shared a noteworthy assessment regarding the sharp drop in Bitcoin. According to Thorn, Bitcoin lost 15% of its value between Monday, January 28th and Saturday, January 31st, and the decline accelerated towards the weekend. On Saturday alone, a 10%