Bitcoin price started a fresh decline below $94,000. BTC is consolidating losses and remains at risk of more losses if it dips below $91,500. Bitcoin started a sharp decline below $94,000 and $93,000. The price is trading below $93,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance
Bitcoin holders have realized net losses over 30 days, marking the first such stretch since late 2023, after more than two years dominated by realized profits. According to data shared by Julio Moreno, head of research at CryptoQuant, the Bitcoin (BTC) rolling 30-day realized profit and loss metric has dipped below zero, indicating that coins
Bitcoin price today trades near $91,064 after breaking below the 20 and 50-day EMA cluster in a selloff triggered by renewed tariff concerns. The move came during thin holiday liquidity with U.S. markets closed, amplifying the downside as leveraged longs got flushed. Tariff Headlines Drive Risk-Off Move The catalyst came from geopolitical headlines rather than
Bitcoin accumulation by wallets holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC could signal that there is continued interest in Bitcoin from institutional investors in the US. “Institutional demand for Bitcoin remains strong,” said CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju on Tuesday, adding that 577,000 Bitcoin (BTC) has been added to this wallet cohort (which includes exchange-traded funds)
Bitcoin could emerge as a long-term winner if global authorities confirm the existence of non-human intelligence, even if the immediate fallout triggers a severe financial shock. Over the weekend, reports emerged that Helen McCaw, a former senior analyst at the Bank of England, urged Governor Andrew Bailey to consider contingency planning for a scenario in
Bitcoin could face a deep, prolonged slide toward $10,000 if it fails to hold above $100,000, signaling a potential late-cycle peak and broader risk-asset reversal, according to Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone. $10K No Longer Unthinkable if $100K Fails, Strategist Warns Bloomberg Intelligence senior macro strategist Mike McGlone shared on social media platform X on
Bitcoin (BTC) has failed to recover since the major crash in October 2025. Since then, it hasn’t entered an upward trend, continuing to trade within a familiar cyclical pattern and within a specific range. Market analyst James Van Straten pointed to a historical pattern in Bitcoin, noting that the Bitcoin price experienced a consolidation period
The tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, which caused Bitcoin to experience many sharp and sudden drops in 2025, will continue to affect BTC in 2026 as well. Finally, Bitcoin experienced a sharp drop due to the tariffs that Trump will impose on the EU as a result of his threat regarding Greenland. As
As bitcoin BTC$90,849.73 drops below $91,000 amid President Donald Trump’s tariff rhetoric, data from decentralized trading venues points to potential for a deeper price crash in coming months. Traders on Derive.xyz, a decentralized protocol for on-chain options, perpetuals and structured products, see a 30% chance of bitcoin falling below $80,000 by the end of June.
Monday is mainly controlled by bears, according to CoinStats. BTC/USD The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen by 2.17% since yesterday. On the hourly chart, the rate of BTC is in the middle of the local channel, between the support at $91,917 and the resistance at $93,632. As most of the daily ATR has passed,