Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing a volatile January. The coin climbed to a nearly four-week high earlier this week before briefly slipping below $90,000 yesterday. Amid these fluctuations, analysts are pointing to several key signals that could indicate the possibility of an upcoming short squeeze. Bitcoin Derivatives Data Points to Rising Short Squeeze Risk According to
More than 56% of the Bitcoin network is now powered through sustainable means and is set to rise further as Bitcoin mining brings more green energy projects online, according to tech investor and ESG expert Daniel Batten. “Bitcoin mining could be the century’s most important sustainable innovation,” said Batten in a lengthy X post on
Data shows the crypto derivatives market has faced a fresh wave of liquidations as Bitcoin and other assets have gone through a retrace. Crypto Market Has Seen Liquidations Of More Than $462 Million According to data from CoinGlass, a notable amount of liquidations have occurred in the crypto derivatives market over the past day. “Liquidation”
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds clocked a three-day streak in outflows on Thursday, as new year optimism fades and traders reprice risk. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $205.5 million in outflows for the day, bringing the three-day cumulative netflow to $934.8 million, according to Farside data. Inflows have outpaced outflows on just two days since the year
Bitcoin price started a downside correction below $92,500. BTC is now struggling and might face barriers for a fresh increase near $92,000. Bitcoin started a downside correction and traded below the $91,200 zone. The price is trading below $91,500 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance
Good Morning, Asia. Here’s what’s making news in the markets: Bitcoin traded sideways, around $91,000 during Asia hours, as traders await the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on President Donald Trump’s tariffs on January 10, U.S. time. On Polymarket, traders assign just a 24% chance that the Supreme Court explicitly upholds Trump’s use of emergency powers
Amid anti-government protests, Iran’s near-total internet blackout today has raised a quiet but important question for Bitcoin mining. The blackout is not a systemic threat to Bitcoin. But it does expose a fragile intersection between geopolitics, energy policy, and hashpower concentration that investors often overlook. Iran’s Bitcoin Mining Industry Faces Massive Threat Authorities in Iran
Bitcoin is struggling to maintain the $90,000 level after a sharp rejection from the $94,000 resistance zone, keeping market sentiment sharply divided. While some analysts argue that BTC is entering a deeper corrective phase, others believe the pullback is a necessary reset before a renewed upside attempt. The current price action reflects this uncertainty, with
Bitcoin steadied near $90,000 on Thursday as fresh U.S. labor data reinforced a familiar 2026 theme: fewer layoffs, fewer hires, and a cooling economy that refuses to crack. Summary Bitcoin price has retreated by over 5. Stephen Miran, a top Fed official, supports 150 basis points interest rate cuts this year. Such a rate cut
Bitcoin is trading near $90,000, extending a fall-off after spending several days above $92,000. The crypto now faces a fresh macro test as markets brace for a U.S. Supreme Court decision that could land Friday on the legality of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs. The case centers on tariffs imposed in early 2025 under the