Bitcoin traded at $65,971 per coin at 11:45 a.m. EDT on Tuesday, according to market data. That price sits in the middle of a derivatives market that has grown increasingly split between institutional confidence and retail caution. Futures Open Interest Spreads Across a Dozen Venues Total bitcoin futures open interest across tracked exchanges reached 755,780
OnChainFX recently reported that Bitcoin has achieved a remarkable 173% growth over the past year, reflecting a significant surge in market interest. This increase comes amid a backdrop of mixed signals within the broader cryptocurrency market, indicating varying degrees of momentum across different assets. The findings underscore Bitcoin’s resilience and potential as a leading digital
American investors have thrown fresh cash at Bitcoin exchange-traded funds over the past six days, helping the price of the top cryptocurrency to rise again. Data from Farside Investors shows that close to $1 billion has been pumped into the funds since Tuesday last week. The price of Bitcoin was recently trading at nearly $65,860,
Bitcoin price held near $65,900 on Wednesday after briefly reaching an intraday high above $66,800. The move kept $BTC above the $65,000 level despite another escalation in the US-Iran conflict. President Donald Trump said Washington was not finished with its military campaign and threatened heavy strikes on Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site. Iran warned that
Bitcoin surged past $66,000 for the first time since early June, extending a recovery that is beginning to repair some of the losses left by the market’s recent downturn. The rebound comes from a much weaker starting point than the price alone suggests. VanEck data showed that investors who sold Bitcoin over the past month
As Bitcoin ($BTC) technicals signal a potential bear market bottom, Crypto Patel anticipates the flagship coin to reach $116,000 before November 2026. The crypto analyst said that Bitcoin price is on the verge of rallying more than 100% over the next 150 days, based on his analysis that Finbold verified on July 22. $BTC weekly
Bitcoin Adoption Outpaces a 5,000-Year-Old Rival River, a bitcoin-focused financial services company, published research earlier this month showing that bitcoin ownership among American adults has overtaken gold ownership for the first time on record. The firm reported that 49.6 million Americans now hold bitcoin, or 18.6% of the adult population, while 28.8 million, or 10.8%,
Bitcoin has fallen more than 50% from its $125,000 cycle peak, but Grayscale’s Zach Pandl has argued that the cryptocurrency may have already reached its bottom if the Federal Reserve stops raising interest rates. Grayscale Research has presented two competing views of when the current Bitcoin bear market could end, with one based on the
Bitcoin has climbed back from its June 30 low near $58,500, trading at near $66,000 as of press time. Options traders are still paying steep premiums for protection against another leg down, and traders on perpetual futures markets have resumed paying to hold leveraged long positions. Both readings sit in a middle zone, well short
A Record Built Over 2.5 Years Long-term holders (LTH), a category tracking wallets that have held bitcoin for at least 155 days, own more of the circulating $BTC supply than at any point on record. The classification, based on Glassnode’s widely used methodology, treats coins that survive the 155-day threshold without moving as statistically unlikely