The Bitcoin derivatives market is flashing a rare signal. For 47 consecutive days through April 26, perpetual futures funding rates have stayed negative. Remarkably, this is the longest bearish streak since the fallout from the FTX collapse. At the same time, open interest has continued to rise. This combination suggests that traders are not just
Bitcoin’s April rebound is now facing a two-front macro test. The official Treasury curve for Apr. 29 placed the 10-year yield at 4.42%, the 30-year at 4.98%, and the 5-year at 4.05%. Today, market charts show the same pressure zone, with the 10-year near 4.40%, the 30-year near 5%, the 5-year near 4.04%, and WTI
Bitcoin is testing short-term resistance near $77,279 while traders also watch the monthly close above $74,434. A breakout could support another move toward $80,000, but a weak close would keep pressure on the downside. Bitcoin Tests Micro Resistance as $BTC Watches $77,279 Breakout Level Bitcoin is trading near $76,513 on the 30-minute chart after bouncing
Bitcoin price started a fresh decline below the $76,500 zone. $BTC is consolidating and might struggle to stay above the $75,000 support. Bitcoin failed to stay above $76,500 and extended losses. The price is trading below $76,200 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance at $77,200
The Bitcoin price is currently sitting on a key support trendline that could determine its next major move. According to a crypto analyst, a breakout from this level could lead to two possible scenarios. On the bullish side, the cryptocurrency could extend its recent price recovery and push higher. However, in a bearish scenario, the
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have now recorded their third straight day of outflows, with total withdrawals crossing $490 million. Following this selling pressure, Bitcoin price dropped 3% after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, and is now trading at $75,621. This shows that short-term institutional confidence in Bitcoin is weakening as several market pressures
Bitcoin trades at $75,684 on April 30, entering May with ETF outflows accelerating, Treasury yields at their highest since July 2025, and on-chain data printing the deepest undervaluation reading since the 2023 cycle low. The macro picture is a headwind. The accumulation signal is pointing the other way. Can $BTC Break The 200-Day EMA In
The old Bitcoin playbook ran on the simple logic that when global M2 expands, capital flows into risk assets, and Bitcoin captures a disproportionate share. That relationship powered the 2020-2021 bull market, and crypto Twitter spent the better part of 2024 charting M2 overlays as proof that the next leg was imminent. Now, the global
Bitcoin is trading near $76,000 after recent selling pressure, while big investors continue to show interest. This shows a growing gap between weak retail confidence and strong long-term buying by major players. Crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe says Bitcoin is now at an important stage, with mixed signals showing a big move could come
Bitcoin is entering May 2026 with an unstable price, trading near $76,128 after rising about 27% from its February low of $60,187. Even with this recovery, the price is still stuck below a strong resistance area between $78,500 and $82,228. With mixed signals in the market, we asked five AI chatbots, ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, Perplexity