Bitcoin is testing a major resistance zone after its four-hour SuperTrend indicator produced a fresh bullish signal near $64,700. A confirmed move above $65,600 could send $BTC toward $67,000-$69,000, while another rejection would raise the risk of a decline toward $61,300. Bitcoin SuperTrend Flips Bullish Near $64,700 Bitcoin’s four-hour chart shows a fresh SuperTrend buy
Bitcoin ($BTC) institutional investment vehicles have shed 10% of their $BTC holdings since May as analysis warns of a “breaking” sector. Key points: Bitcoin institutional funds see a blanket 10% reduction in holdings over three months. Analysis says that the Bitcoin treasury model is “breaking” as company valuations fall below net asset value. Coinbase premium
One of the crypto market’s most paradoxical yet persistent signals has just flashed again. Bitcoin rose by nearly $2,500 only a few days after longtime CNBC Mad Money host Jim Cramer announced that he was completely exiting the asset because of the so-called quantum threat. While Cramer was protecting his capital, Bitcoin rebounded from a
Bitcoin is about to enter an important liquidity zone where price action and derivatives positioning indicate rising volatility. While downside liquidation pools have mostly been cleared during prior selloffs, the most recent 24-hour liquidation map indicates that liquidity is still highly concentrated above the current market price. Asymmetric setup is formed Over the upcoming sessions,
A key theme this month is not just that bitcoin $BTC$64,577.89 isn’t taking part in the risk-on rally exemplified by stocks, it’s how steady the cryptocurrency has been, to the point that 30-day implied volatility has dropped to a long-held floor of 36%. More often than not, low volatility is taken as a sign of
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has shown renewed upward momentum in recent days. At this point, with $BTC once again surpassing $65,000, new assessments for $BTC have come from Jiang Zhuoer, the founder of the China-based mining pool $BTC.top. Accordingly, Chinese founder Jiang Zhuoer argued, based on Bitcoin’s historical four-year cycle, that the current correction has
Cryptocurrency asset management company Hashdex announced its decision to close and liquidate the Hashdex Bitcoin ETF (NYSE Arca: DEFI), which was traded in the US. With the completion of this decision, DEFI will be the first spot Bitcoin ETF to be shut down in the US. According to documents the company filed with the U.S.
Bitcoin’s [$BTC] long-term holders (LTH) are beginning to change their behavior. This comes after accumulating at record levels, signaling a possible shift in the current cycle. LTH supply recently turned lower after climbing toward 16 million $BTC, while short-term holder supply remained comparatively subdued. This trend is similar to previous cycles of LTH supply curves,
Four newly created anonymous wallet addresses have collectively withdrawn 1,540 Bitcoin — worth approximately $99.4 million — from crypto custodians Galaxy Digital and BitGo within the past three hours, according to on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain. Large exchange outflows are often interpreted by market analysts as a signal that investors intend to hold their assets long-term,