CryptoQuant, a cryptocurrency analysis platform, examined Bitcoin’s (BTC) price corrections during past bull markets to assess the potential decline in the current market, comparing it to historical data. Analysts highlighted the $80,000 level for Bitcoin, while noting that in the event of a drop, the $74,000-$75,000 range could be a significant buying zone. The analysis
Crypto analyst Timothy Peterson suggests that the price of Bitcoin (BTC) could reach an all-time high ($ATH) within the next 90 days, while also sharing a notable price target for a potential short-term decline. Peterson argued that a new record might be imminent by examining Bitcoin’s past price movements. According to the analyst, in past
Bitcoin price has rebounded toward $82,800 after a sharp liquidation-driven sell-off, but resistance near $84,400 stands between its weekend recovery and another attempt at $87,000. CoinGecko recorded Bitcoin at $82,726 on Oct. 10, up 0.3% over 24 hours following its retreat from the week’s highs. Its seven-day range stretched from $80,427 to $86,949, putting the
The Nitty Gritty Of The Matter The position surfaced earlier today, with the account holding $7.19 million in equity and one open perpetual futures (perps) position, a short on $BTC. This one is 391.48 $BTC in size, valued at $32.36 million, with an average entry of $82,863.10. The trader is using cross margin, meaning the
Rising Bitcoin [$BTC] unrealized profits have raised FUD around a potential capitulation. From a technical lens, this doesn’t seem too far-fetched. Bitcoin fell over 4% this week, after a three-week rally that sent $BTC from $75k to $87k, putting early buyers in profit, as highlighted in a CryptoQuant report. According to the report, the critical
Bitcoin’s $82,800 Standoff Leaves Bulls Facing a $84,400 Wall Bitcoin’s price spent Saturday morning hovering around $82,800, caught between an improving short-term recovery and stubborn resistance that continues to frustrate bulls. At approximately 7:52 a.m. Eastern time on Oct. 10, bitcoin traded at $82,816.39, with a market capitalization of $1.664 trillion and $21.33 billion in
Bitcoin traded near $82,900 in PerpFinder’s Oct. 10, 09:36 UTC snapshot, with traders watching whether the weekend rebound brings fresh leverage or further position unwinding. The same snapshot put Binance $BTC futures open interest at $7.70 billion and showed longs receiving funding, indicating negative funding. Saturday’s Deribit expiry has already settled at 08:00 UTC; Sunday’s
How the 638 $BTC Was Acquired The number comes from a weekly dashboard snapshot which shows three figures for the week so far: Total SATA volume: $317 million Estimated ATM proceeds: $55 million Estimated bitcoin bought: about 638 $BTC That is an estimate as trackers such as Bitcointreasuries.net’s SATA page only count volume traded at
One year after the largest liquidation event in crypto history, the market’s plumbing tells a split story. Bitcoin and ether order books hold more resting liquidity now than on the day of the crash or at the start of this year. Smaller tokens and spot trading, however, have not followed. Days after hitting a record
The October 2025 crypto crash exposed the dangers of leverage and crowded bets. A year later, analysts say those risks remain. Nearly a year after one of crypto’s most violent selloffs, the question hanging over the market is whether traders have learned enough to prevent another one. Just days after hitting a record high above