Bitcoin is continuing to move higher on the daily chart, and recent analysis shows the upward momentum remains intact. After rising steadily from its November lows, the price has now reached an important area where the next move could shape the short-term trend. Bitcoin is currently trading in the $97,000 to $98,400 range, a level
Bitcoin price started a fresh increase above $95,500. BTC is trading above $96,000 and might soon aim for a move to $100k in the near term. Bitcoin started a decent increase above $94,000 and $95,500. The price is trading above $95,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bullish trend line forming
Open interest in Bitcoin derivatives markets has declined over the past three months, resulting in dwindling leverage that has become bullish for the overall market structure, according to CryptoQuant. A 31% decline in open interest (OI) on Bitcoin derivatives since October is a “deleveraging signal” which helps purge the excess leverage built up in the
Bitcoin price has moved into a decisive phase as BTC price trades above a former consolidation ceiling. Price just left an accumulation range that limited upside since the end of November. This move coincided with increased macro sensitivity, which was caused by the uncertainty concerning the tariff decision by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Bitcoin’s latest recovery above $94,000 raises up the question of whether it is the next leg for the continuation of a bull cycle or the final rally before a deeper reset. However, an interesting technical outlook shared on TradingView by crypto analyst Xanrox suggests the bullish path many traders are watching could ultimately end lower
Bitcoin (BTC) got off to a strong start in 2026, with price increases largely concentrated during North American trading hours, while Asian trading hours dragged down the overall performance. According to analysts, this situation signals the complete opposite of the market dynamics seen in the final months of the year. Market analyst James Van Straten
Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at crypto asset management company Bitwise, said that if ETF demand continues in the long term, Bitcoin prices will experience a parabolic rise. Hougan pointed out that this process bears a strong resemblance to the price behavior seen in the gold market in 2025. According to Hougan, prices for both
Bitcoin BTC$96,372.79 has bounced back to a price zone that blocked gains late last year. But on-chain data from Glassnode offers hope: This time, long-term holders are taking profits much more slowly than in 2025, easing the brakes on the price rally. These veterans, defined by Glassnode as wallets holding coins for over five months,
Bitcoin prices rallied on Wednesday, January 14, reaching their loftiest value in roughly two months as various factors combined to drive gains. The world’s most prominent digital currency approached $98,000, according to Coinbase data from TradingView. At this point, it was up more than 9% from the intramonth low of approximately $89,500 it reached on