The price of bitcoin slid on Sunday, dipping below the $88,000 range and tagging a low of $87,471 per unit. Around noon (EST), the top crypto settled into a clean intraday slide, defined by a tidy staircase of lower highs and lower lows. Thin Liquidity, Heavy Swings: Bitcoin Drops Under $88K as Liquidations Pile Up
Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole Investments, explained that the real reason behind Bitcoin’s recent weak performance is not “loop theories,” but rather the quantum computing threat and debt-focused leverage risks (Digital Asset Treasures, DATs). While cryptocurrency markets debate why Bitcoin has underperformed gold by 40%, a striking warning has come from renowned macro analyst Charles
Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, has once again shared data regarding Bitcoin with the public. Saylor, in a post on X, used the phrase “the relentlessly advancing orange wave,” a message that was interpreted in the markets as Strategy potentially preparing for a new surge in its Bitcoin holdings. Based on past examples, the company
Bitcoin slipped below the $88,000 level on Sunday as crypto markets weakened in thin weekend trading, extending a pullback that has weighed on the crypto market over the past week. BTC traded around $87,800 in U.S. afternoon hours, down roughly 2% over 24 hours, according to CoinGecko data. Ether fell toward $2,880, while solana, XRP
Bitcoin price today trades near $89,463 as the market consolidates within a narrowing range. Prediction markets reflect elevated downside expectations, but derivatives data shows shorts getting squeezed, creating a potential setup for a counter-trend move. Polymarket Bets On Downside BTC Polymarket Data (Source: Polymarket) Prediction markets reveal bearish positioning among traders. Polymarket data shows a
It’s a tightrope walk in the crypto circus today as bitcoin teeters just above a crucial support zone, drawing both skeptics and hopeful scalpers to the ring. With a market that can’t decide if it wants to bounce or break, let’s dive into the technicals—where the drama is live and the signals are twitchy. Bitcoin
Bitcoin is getting close to the point where long-term investors are compelled to consider probabilities rather than stories. Former Ark Invest executive Chris Burniske provided a clear, objective framework for when Bitcoin becomes appealing once more, based on structure rather than hype, as volatility contracts and the price fights to recover important moving averages. Chris
MicroStrategy executive Michael Saylor warns that the greatest risk to Bitcoin is ambitious opportunists advocating protocol changes. The remark comes just as Coinbase and the Ethereum network make moves to address one of Bitcoin’s most existential long-term threats: quantum computing. Bitcoin’s Quantum Dilemma Puts Protocol Change Debate Back in Focus The MicroStrategy co-founder framed protocol
Institutions have learned to live with Bitcoin’s volatility because volatility is measurable and, for many strategies, manageable. What still holds back large allocations is the risk of moving the market while getting in or out. A fund can hedge price swings with options or futures, but it can’t hedge the cost of pushing through a