Interest in Bitcoin Drops to Near-Historic Lows in the US While President Trump has put crypto front and center as part of his administration, this has not translated into an extended interest in bitcoin in the U.S., at least on the internet front. According to Google Trends, a tool that helps to monitor how often
On-chain research firms and cycle analysts are projecting late 2026 as the most likely time for Bitcoin to make its cycle low. Those who agree with this scenario note that a further macroeconomic deterioration or a regulatory crackdown could cause the price to bottom in 2027. The global crypto market has witnessed some heavy sell-off
Bearish sentiment: Polymarket shows rising odds of Bitcoin dropping below $60,000, prompting Markus’ one-word reaction. Mixed forecasts: Traders also see a chance of $BTC rising above $65,000 or $67,500, underscoring uncertainty. Market weakness: $BTC and Dogecoin continue to slide amid fading legislative momentum and weak corporate earnings. Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus offered a brief but
Bitcoin treasury company Strategy’s CEO Phong Le brushed aside concerns investors may have about the Nasdaq-listed company selling its stash. Speaking on CNBC Monday, Le said that Strategy would continue doing what it’s always done, and outperform Bitcoin during the next bull run. Strategy (MSTR) on Monday revealed that it had sold 1,638 Bitcoins for
Stacks explores Bitcoin staking and DeFi growth as investors assess $STX’s 2026 potential amid efforts to bring more Bitcoin capital into productive use. Any Stacks ($STX) price prediction for 2026 increasingly turns on a question bigger than short-term market momentum: can Stacks convert a small share of Bitcoin’s largely underused capital base into recurring demand
Bitcoin is holding near its 200-week moving average after buyers defended support around $62,000. The short-term rebound remains intact, but $BTC must clear resistance between $65,000 and $70,000 to confirm a broader bullish reversal. Bitcoin Tests Weekly 200MA as Major Resistance Builds Above Bitcoin is trading near its weekly 200-period moving average, leaving the market
Strategy Liquidation Weighs on Early Sentiment Bitcoin nearly tapped $64,000 on Monday as the cryptocurrency looked poised to kick-start the new week on a high note after ending July with modest gains. Yet the cryptocurrency’s ascent to a daily peak of just above $63,900 was not straightforward. Market data show it initially trended downward, sliding
In his latest video analysis, cryptocurrency analyst Benjamin Cowen assessed the current market situation of Bitcoin in light of its technical indicators and historical cycles. According to Cowen, Bitcoin has entered a critical technical consolidation phase that will determine its direction in the near future. Cowen argued that two key levels stand out in Bitcoin’s
Blockchain analytics company Glassnode reported that Bitcoin retreated to around $62,600 after failing to sustain itself above $66,000. According to the company, weak demand in the spot market and the defensive positions of derivatives investors increased pressure on the price, while the resilience of long-term investors, rising network activity, and renewed ETF inflows continued to