Bitcoin deleveraging has entered a decisive phase, reshaping market dynamics and forcing traders to reassess risk exposure. Open interest has dropped more than 30 percent, falling from nearly 15 billion dollars in October to around 10 billion dollars today. This sharp decline signals a widespread exit of leveraged positions across futures markets. Traders who relied
Exchange-traded funds based on Spot Bitcoin are witnessing massive inflows of liquidity. January 2026 has all the chances to end a bearish streak despite the consensus about “Crypto Winter” starting for the entire segment. Bitcoin spot ETFs: Biggest inflows since October 10 Bitcoin Spot ETFs — U.S.-registered exchange-traded investing fund products based on spot Bitcoin
The Bitcoin price rose to a two-month high, finally joining the rally on risk assets and precious metals after spending weeks stuck in a tight range. Bitcoin surged to a high of $96,250 on Tuesday, extending a recovery from Sunday’s low of $90,109 to mark three consecutive days of gains. At press time, Bitcoin was
Bitcoin’s price sits at $94,925 to $95,051 over the last hour, with the market cap standing tall at $1.89 trillion and a brisk 24-hour trading volume of $68.71 billion. The intraday action has been anything but dull, with prices ping-ponging between $91,820 and $96,474. Whether this move is the prelude to a breakout or just
President Donald Trump declared on Jan. 12 that the US would impose a 25% tariff on any country conducting business with Iran, “effective immediately,” via Truth Social. Bitcoin (BTC) dipped briefly below $91,000, then recovered above $92,000 within hours. No liquidation cascade materialized. No systemic unwind. The market absorbed what appeared to be a maximalist
Gold and silver pushed to fresh all-time highs this week, creating a financial gap that sets the stage for a potential Bitcoin catch-up rally. According to Gold Price data, gold reached an all-time high of over $4,600, with industry experts predicting a rise above $5,000. At the same time, silver has topped $90, and its
MetaPlanet (3350), Asia’s largest corporate holder of bitcoin BTC$94,724.39, rose to within 5% of the price that triggers renewed share sales to fund further purchases of the largest cryptocurrency. Stock of the Tokyo-based company rose 15% on Wednesday to 605 yen ($3.8), close to the 637 yen level that reactivates its so-called moving strike warrant
Story Highlights Bitcoin’s familiar four-year cycle is being questioned as liquidity, not halving events, takes control of market direction. Ran Neuner warns that macro shocks, not crypto narratives, could decide Bitcoin and Ethereum’s next major move. A shift toward ETF-driven investors may change how the next crypto cycle plays out. As crypto heads into 2026,
Bitcoin price today surges to $95,385 following lower-than-expected U.S. inflation data that reignited demand for scarce assets and triggered a massive short squeeze across crypto derivatives markets. The 4 percent rally pushed BTC above $95,000 for the first time in a week, but $100.16 million in spot outflows signal sellers are using strength to exit
Bitcoin moved back above the $95,000 level on Wednesday as strong spot exchange-traded fund demand and easing futures sell pressure helped steady market sentiment after weeks of heavy volatility. Summary Bitcoin reclaimed short-term momentum as spot volume and open interest rose together. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their largest daily inflow in three months. Technical structure