Bitcoin remains under pressure as former support zones turn into resistance, with heavy long liquidations shaping near-term market direction. Where next? Bitcoin ($BTC) has come under renewed selling pressure, sliding 4.1% over the past 24 hours to trade around $75,441. During the session, $BTC moved within a wide intraday range, touching highs near $79,049 before
Bitcoin weakness has returned to the center of market discussion as long-term analyst Benjamin Cowen outlines why the asset’s recent decline fits a familiar historical pattern. According to Cowen, Bitcoin’s price action reflects a transition into a bear market phase rather than a temporary pullback, with structural similarities to prior cycle downturns. Cowen’s assessment centers
Bitcoin ($BTC) continues to decline on Monday, February 2, trading below the $77,000 level due to a combination of macroeconomic headwinds, institutional outflows, and forced liquidations. Despite ongoing volatility, investors are already looking ahead to where Bitcoin could settle by the end of February, with artificial intelligence (AI) models offering early insight into potential price
Bitcoin has experienced a sharp decline from its all time high, losing nearly 38 percent of its value. The price now trades close to 77,000 dollars, triggering concern across global crypto markets. This move represents the steepest pullback seen during the current rally. Many investors now question whether this Bitcoin price correction signals exhaustion or
A general decline is prevailing across all markets and assets this week. Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market, which have been trending downwards for weeks, continue to fall this week, while gold and silver, which hit record highs last week, are also declining. While many macroeconomic factors are considered to have contributed to this decline, Singapore-based
A seismic shift in Bitcoin’s blockchain occurred today as tracking service Whale Alert reported a colossal transfer of 2,697 $BTC, valued at approximately $208 million, from an unknown wallet to the Gemini cryptocurrency exchange. This substantial movement immediately captured the attention of analysts and traders worldwide, prompting intense scrutiny of its potential implications for market
MSTR stock price is under fresh pressure as Bitcoin’s slide below $75,000 pushes Strategy’s holdings into a $900 million unrealized loss. Summary Bitcoin’s decline has dragged Strategy’s holdings back into the red. MSTR shares remain highly sensitive due to equity-funded $BTC purchases. Technical signals show weakness despite short-term stabilization. Strategy’s growing unrealized Bitcoin loss is
Bitcoin price today trades near $76,971 after crashing through multiple support levels in a single session, hitting a low of $74,502 before stabilizing. The move came as a convergence of macro shocks hit simultaneously, with Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve Chair resetting rate expectations and geopolitical tensions at Iran’s Bandar Abbas port
Crypto markets started the week on the back foot, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and major altcoins extending a steep sell-off on Monday to multi-month lows. The slide reflected eroding investor confidence and a surge in forced liquidations across exchanges. After days of heightened volatility, the downturn showed little sign of abating. As prices pushed lower, traders
Crypto-related U.S. equities fell in pre-market trading as market participants continued to digest President Donald Trump’s Friday choice of Kevin Warsh as his nominee for Federal Reserve chair, which spilled over into a sharp crypto selloff over the weekend. Strategy (MSTR), the largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin, fell more than 6%, while Galaxy Digital