Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at around $89,000 as of press time. Over the past 24 hours, the price has dipped slightly, while the 7-day change shows a drop of 7%. With trading volume reaching $39 billion, traders are watching the charts as new technical signals suggest more downside may follow. Death Cross Appears Again Crypto
Bitcoin is testing key Bollinger Band resistance, with traders awaiting a breakout for bullish momentum or a potential retracement. Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced some fluctuations in recent hours, with the price hovering just below the $90,000 mark. The chart shows a series of up-and-down movements, with Bitcoin briefly testing a high of around $90,159 before
U.S. bitcoin BTC$89,477.17 exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their largest weekly outflows since November in a possible sign the largest cryptocurrency may be about to rebound. A net $1.22 billion left the market in the four days ended Thursday, with Tuesday and Wednesday seeing withdrawals of $479.7 million and $708.7 million, respectively, according to data from
Story Highlights Bitcoin trades sideways for 10 weeks as investors await clear breakout direction in February. Historical data shows February averages 13% gains raising breakout hopes for Bitcoin. Bitcoin weekly chart shows strong support near 88K while resistance sits around 100K level. The world’s largest cryptocurrency bitcoin has been stuck inside a tight sideways range
Bitcoin price movements could serve as an early indicator of future inflation trends, according to American entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano. In a recent post on X, Pompliano argued that Bitcoin has historically moved ahead of major shifts in consumer inflation. He suggested that sharp price changes in cryptocurrencies have often been followed by corresponding inflationary movements
A widely followed crypto analyst warns Bitcoin may suffer a deeper correction if BTC fails to hold one key level. Analyst Dave the Wave tells his 154,700 followers on X that Bitcoin needs to hold around $88,000 or it faces a deeper correction, after suddenly dipping this week below the $90,000 level. “BTC chance of
Peter Schiff has a new theory for why Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to maintain its momentum in early 2026: Wall Street ruined it. In a recent social media exchange, the odious gold bug has argued that the “institutionalization” of the cryptocurrency has effectively killed its value proposition. According to Schiff, the asset’s best days occurred
Bitcoin price traded cautiously on Friday after the Bank of Japan kept its benchmark interest rate at 0.75%. Summary The Bank of Japan kept its benchmark interest rate at 0.75% but future hikes are possible if inflation persists. Bitcoin traded slightly below $90,000, reflecting short-term calm but ongoing caution from yen-driven liquidity pressures. Technical indicators
If you look at how Bitcoin is actually being used in 2026, the reality is very practical, even mundane. Bitcoin today isn’t about volatile trading or “going to the moon.” It is increasingly used as financial infrastructure. Through the Lightning Network, Bitcoin has quietly evolved into a high-speed, low cost settlement layer. It operates in
The Bitcoin price is stuck in place. BTC is trading flat over the past 24 hours and down about 6% over the past week. On the surface, nothing dramatic is happening. Underneath, however, four separate risk signals are starting to align. A bearish chart pattern is forming. Long-term holders are selling faster. ETF demand has