Bitcoin moved through another volatile session after breaking below key support and drawing fresh debate across the market. Analysts pointed to heavy trading volume, oversold signals, and renewed pressure from ETF outflows as $BTC tried to stabilize after a sharp drop. According to Scott Melker, Bitcoin had already posted its largest volume day in more
Bitcoin’s [$BTC] recent fall has brought fear back into the market. However, does this mean the market is in real trouble, or is it just a bad phase? Here’s what you need to know. Strategy’s Bitcoin bet in its toughest phase yet Strategy is reportedly sitting on its largest-ever unrealized loss, worth around $10.8 billion.
Bitcoin continues to lose ground and the price is fast closing on $60,000 amid record ETF outflows. The $60,000 level has been widely cited by analysts as a major support, below which the selloff could get even uglier. Jean-David Péquignot, the chief commercial officer at leading crypto options exchange Deribit said that price is critical
Bitcoin price started a fresh decline below the $65,000 zone. $BTC is showing bearish signs and might continue to move down if it dips below $62,000. Bitcoin failed to stay above $65,500 and extended losses. The price is trading below $64,000 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming
In a move that has drawn sharp attention from analysts, Strategy recently executed a small-scale sale of its Bitcoin holdings, a departure from its nearly six-year-long accumulation strategy. Markus Thielen, CEO of 10x Research, has interpreted the transaction not as a loss of conviction in Bitcoin, but as a deliberate test of market flexibility and
Key takeaways: Strategy faces tighter short-term liquidity, but its conservative 11% net leverage protects it from forced $BTC liquidations. A Bitcoin rally above $70,000 remains unlikely as long as STRC trades under $100 and spot ETFs show net selling pressure. Bitcoin ($BTC) faced a 21% price correction in 10 days, retesting the $61,000 level for
A growing chorus of financial experts suggests that Wall Street’s long-standing skepticism toward Bitcoin is translating into an unusual and active desire to see MicroStrategy (MSTR) fail. The software company, which has transformed into a de facto Bitcoin treasury vehicle under the leadership of executive chairman Michael Saylor, has become a lightning rod for criticism
Bitcoin price dropped to levels on Thursday that placed it below the “Fire Sale!” band on the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart — a depth not reached since the catastrophic FTX exchange collapse in November 2022 — as the Fear and Greed Index registered a reading of 12 out of 100, deep in “Extreme Fear” territory. Bitcoin
Four-month minimum: The asset’s value fell to $61,309 in the last 24 hours before experiencing a slight rebound. Massive profit-taking: A wallet identified as “pension-usdt.eth” closed a 1,400 $BTC short, consolidating a profit of 3.56 million dollars. Record liquidations: The derivatives market recorded the loss of 634.6 million dollars stemming exclusively from liquidated bullish positions.