Bitcoin price has barely moved over the past 24 hours. BTC is trading flat near $89,500, even as weekly losses still sit close to 6%. On the surface, this looks like calm consolidation. Underneath, charts suggest something else. Multiple technical and on-chain signals now point to a standoff. Buyers are trying to delay a larger
Crypto asset management company NYDIG has examined the performance of Bitcoin and gold in light of recent fluctuations in global markets. The analysis, authored by Greg Cipolaro, Global Research Director at NYDIG, examines in detail why investors turn to gold during periods of increased geopolitical tension, and why Bitcoin remains under pressure in the short
While bitcoin has been stuck pacing between $87,600 and $91,100 over the past few days, a sizable cluster of long-silent wallets dating back to the 2016–2017 vintage suddenly stirred, shifting 498 BTC valued at $44.6 million. In another instance, onchain analyst Sani discovered 107 wallets that consolidated 2,205 BTC into nearly two dozen addresses, a
Bitcoin is under pressure as crypto markets enter a volatile correction driven by geopolitical tensions, Federal Reserve leadership uncertainty, and delayed U.S. regulation, amplifying short-term risk without undermining long-term adoption trends. Markets Weigh Fed Chair Outcomes While Bitcoin Navigates a Macro-Driven Pullback A period of heightened uncertainty has emerged across digital asset markets as macroeconomic
Bitcoin price forecasts for 2026 from major banks, asset managers, and market commentators span a wide range, roughly from $75,000 to $250,000, with many targets clustering in the low-to-mid six figures. The wide range reflects uncertainty about whether institutional demand can offset softer retail participation and whether Bitcoin’s macro sensitivity to liquidity conditions reasserts itself
Bitcoin’s recent price weakness has revived the quantum-computing debate, with one high-profile investor arguing it’s already shaping market behavior — and on-chain analysts saying the real driver is more old-fashioned selling pressure. Gold and silver kept ripping on Thursday, with gold up 1.7% to a record $4,930 an ounce and silver jumping 3.7% to $96,
Jurrien Timmer, Fidelity’s director of global macro, has questioned whether Bitcoin’s bounce to $95,000 is a return to trend or a “countertrend” trap. The executive has warned that the “huge outlier” status of Bitcoin’s momentum curve may signal that further rebalancing is required before a true bottom is established. In a Friday market update, Timmer
NEW YORK, March 2025 – DDC Enterprise, a publicly-traded e-commerce leader, has executed a significant Bitcoin acquisition, purchasing an additional 200 BTC. This strategic move solidifies the company’s position within the growing trend of corporate digital asset adoption. Consequently, its total Bitcoin treasury now stands at a formidable 1,583 BTC. This decision reflects a deepening
Silver surged to a fresh all-time high today at $101. The rally has been building for months and accelerating sharply in January 2026. Silver has now surpassed gold as the best-performing asset in the current macro environment. Bitcoin, however, has not followed the same trajectory — at least not yet. The divergence raises a key
As Bitcoin adoption expands globally, privacy is emerging as a renewed focal point. It is not an abstract ideal anymore, but a practical concern for everyday crypto traders and governments alike. That shift was on display at Bitcoin MENA, where wallet developers discussed how transparency on public blockchains can clash with real-world financial needs. In