Cryptocurrency analytics company The DeFi Report has published a comprehensive assessment of the current state of Bitcoin and the overall cryptocurrency market. The analysis, titled “Crypto Has a Perfect Bullish Setup… So Why Isn’t It Exploding?”, examines the contradiction between the bullish expectations in the market and price movements. The cryptocurrency market is experiencing one
Las Vegas — Eric Trump took the stage at Bitcoin 2026 in Las Vegas with a message: the asset’s best days aren’t ahead, they’re already here. The American Bitcoin (ABTC) co-founder and chief strategy officer declared that the convergence of institutional adoption, corporate treasuries, and mainstream financial access has made this bitcoin’s most important moment
In brief Bitcoin’s recovery rally is capped between $80,400 to $82,000 due to a confluence of massive sell orders, CME gap, and key technical levels. The UAE’s OPEC exit raises oil volatility risk rather than confirming a supply surge, keeping inflation and rate expectations uncertain. Analysts see Bitcoin oscillating between $74,000 and $82,000 near-term, with
Cryptocurrency analytics company Glassnode made noteworthy assessments regarding the Bitcoin market in its latest report. According to the report, the price was strongly rejected from the “Real Market Average” and short-term investor cost floor levels, which are around $78,000–$79,000. This situation limits the upward momentum of the market and indicates that downward pressure may continue
On-chain data is suggesting that market sentiment around Bitcoin ($BTC) has shifted toward optimism, with social media chatter pointing to expectations of a move toward $90,000 and above. Data aggregated from platforms including X, Reddit, and Telegram shows that bullish price calls have outweighed more cautious forecasts over the past week, according to the latest
Bitcoin dropped to lows of $74,958 before stabilizing above $75,000. The decline also coincided with tighter liquidity in traditional equity markets. Crypto stocks fell sharply as short‑term volatility hit risk assets. Bitcoin price briefly slipped to below $75,000 on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, dimming hopes for near‑term rate cuts and
The Bitcoin ($BTC) spot volume has continued to capitulate in recent weeks, returning to the level seen in October 2023. As of April 29, the Bitcoin spot volume, which represents the total value of $BTC traded on exchanges at the current market price, across major crypto exchanges, dropped below $5 billion, according to metrics from
The U.S. bid that drove April’s rally is fading. Bitcoin’s Coinbase Premium, the difference between the price on Coinbase (COIN) — which caters mainly to U.S. customers — and on offshore exchanges, flipped negative this week for the first time since early April, CryptoQuant data show. The metric ran consistently positive from April 8 through
The rivalry between Bitcoin (BTC) and gold has been going on for years. While both have numerous proponents, a Bitcoin supporter has made some significant statements. Billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones, appearing on the Invest Like The Best podcast, argued that Bitcoin has surpassed gold as the best hedge against inflation. Paul Tudor
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ($BTC), has been hovering above $75,000 in recent days, increasing expectations of further increases. At this point, there’s a strong trend on social media to predict Bitcoin will surpass $90,000. However, this may not be realistic. While the cryptocurrency community is largely bullish, this is generally considered a counter-indicator, according to