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,
The price of Bitcoin dropped to $0 on perps decentralized exchange Paradex overnight, according to numerous users, after a database migration issue affected the Paradex blockchain, its block explorer, bridge, and API. An issue was first flagged on the Paradex status page at 12:36 a.m, ET on Monday, shortly after social media posts flagged a
Bitcoin BTC$93,137.33 has remained between the November low near $80,000 and the January high around $98,000 for 59 days, and is now approaching the roughly 60-day timespan that marked previous consolidations since the collapse of crypto exchange FTX marked the cycle bottom in 2022. Take, for example, April 2025 during the market turmoil related to
In a recent social media post, Canadian billionaire Frank Giustra argues that it is easier to confiscate Bitcoin compared to gold. The argument that Bitcoin is easier to confiscate than gold cuts directly against one of the asset’s most cherished myths: that it is inherently resistant to state power. Is Bitcoin actually more vulnerable to
Bitcoin (BTC) is testing a key technical level after dropping from recent highs. At the time of writing, the asset trades near $93,000 with a 24-hour loss of 2%. Over the past seven days, it remains up by almost 3%. After failing to hold above $95,000, the price declined by $3,000 within hours. This latest
Key Takeaways Louisiana State Employees Retirement System holds 17,900 shares of Strategy, valued at over $3 million. Strategy is a significant proxy for institutional Bitcoin exposure without direct ownership. The Louisiana State Employees Retirement System (LASERS) reported holding 17,900 shares of Strategy (MSTR) worth over $3 million by the end of 2025, according to a
He’s said it on stage, in podcasts, on X, and repeated it for months. Strategy (formerly MicroStratgy) founder Michael Saylor doesn’t believe bitcoin (BTC) is digital money. Digital money, a new phrase that joins his dozens of other invented terms, doesn’t seem to exist yet to any meaningful degree, in Saylor’s opinion. Despite millennia of