Financial markets are at a critical juncture, with Bitcoin (BTC) challenging record highs but volatility in precious metals signaling market stress. Experts Joshua Frank, Andrew Parish, and Tillman Holloway assessed the current state of the market and possible future scenarios. One of the most notable warnings in the program came from Andrew Parish. Parish stated
Cold weather conditions in the US are negatively impacting Bitcoin (BTC) miners, but could be a positive signal for the Bitcoin price. Some miners affected by adverse weather conditions were forced to shut down their mining machines. This resulted in a decrease in hash rate. Following this drop in hash rate, attention has turned to
Bitcoin continues to trade below the $90,000 level, influenced by the cautious market sentiment ahead of the US Federal Reserve’s (FED) upcoming interest rate decision. According to analysts, investors are avoiding risk-taking due to escalating macroeconomic and political risks, resulting in a noticeable slowdown in the cryptocurrency market. According to the latest data, Bitcoin is
Bitcoin price is stabilizing near channel support, and a developing three-drive pattern hints at a potential relief bounce if a market structure break confirms the setup. Summary Bitcoin remains within a large channel, trading near channel low support. A developing three-drive pattern suggests seller exhaustion and rising demand. A market structure break is required to
With a price tag of $87,867, bitcoin isn’t exactly shy about taking up space on the market cap leaderboard—still clocking in at a dominant $1.75 trillion. Meanwhile, its 24-hour trading volume surged to $40.97 billion, all while swinging in a tight intraday range between $87,180 and $88,763. But don’t let the narrow price band fool
Neither buyers nor sellers are dominating on the market today, according to CoinStats. BTC/USD The rate of Bitcoin (BTC) is almost unchanged since yesterday’s bar’s closure. On the hourly chart, the price of BTC is going down after a false breakout of the local resistance at $88,772. If a breakout of the local support occurs,
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), is struggling to break its downtrend due to factors such as ongoing negative macroeconomic events, ETF outflows, and adverse regulatory news from the US. Bitfinex analysts, evaluating Bitcoin’s current situation, stated that Bitcoin’s attempt at an upward breakout has stalled, noting that the price failed to hold above the $95,000-$98,000
New York-based multi-strategy hedge fund FNY Investment Advisers, LLC, also known as First New York, disclosed holding 160,000 shares of Strive (ASST) in late 2025, marking a new Bitcoin-linked position for the firm. With ASST closing near $0.78 on Monday, First New York’s stake is worth over $125,000, compared with roughly $118,000 spent acquiring the
In a new interview with US media personality Tucker Carlson, gold advocate Peter Schiff renewed his attack on Bitcoin and the broader crypto industry. Speaking on Carlson’s show, he argued that Bitcoin (BTC) is a speculative instrument with “no actual use” and warned that proposals for a US strategic reserve amount to a taxpayer‑funded bailout