A recent CryptoQuant analysis reveals one of the factors behind the recent Bitcoin price collapse, which appears to have stabilized. Notably, after reaching a peak of $126,000 in early October 2025, Bitcoin briefly stabilized around $124,000 following an initial pullback. However, this stability did not last. From this level, Bitcoin dropped steadily and eventually bottomed
Bitcoin BTC$87,782.42 has disappointed investors this year, trailing both gold and the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 stock index, despite expectations that it would benefit from fiat currency devaluation. But according to a VanEck manager, the largest crypto asset could be setting up for a major comeback next year. “Bitcoin is lagging the Nasdaq 100 Index by
Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz has admitted that he was wrong about his 2025 prediction, previously thinking Bitcoin would end the year at $150k due to an improving regulatory environment. Instead, sentiment remains “decidedly negative”. “If you had asked me, I would have said 2025 is going to be a great year for Bitcoin… we’re going
Mike McGlone, a senior commodity strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, is raising a red flag about a metric that rarely gets as much attention as dollar prices but often tells the story earlier: how much gold one Bitcoin can actually buy. In his latest notes and charts, McGlone points to the Bitcoin-gold cross sitting near 20x
Most of the coins are under sellers’ control, according to CoinStats. BTC/USD The rate of Bitcoin (BTC) has declined by 3.63% over the last day. On the hourly chart, the price of BTC is near the local support of $87,010. If the daily bar closes below that mark, traders may expect an ongoing decline to
Bitcoin is still moving in a tight range, but short-term charts show the recent drop may be close to ending. While the market remains volatile, some traders believe selling pressure is starting to ease. Let’s break it down in simple terms. What Just Happened to Bitcoin? After falling earlier, Bitcoin made what many experts call
Peter Schiff, the infamous economist known for his long-standing dismissal of Bitcoin, has predicted that the next four years will be “much worse” for the leading cryptocurrency. Schiff confirms he believes the thesis that “Bitcoin is Digital Gold” has officially failed. Even though Bitcoin at $87,000 is historically high (compared to 2020 or 2023), Schiff
As 2025 winds down, plenty of chatter is swirling around the idea that bitcoin and other crypto assets have gone their own way, drifting apart from precious metals (PMs) like gold and silver — and even U.S. equities — as stock indexes and PMs notch record highs while crypto prices sit idle, looking oddly pinned
Market participants, including crypto traders, have further pared their bets on a January Fed rate cut following the release of the U.S. GDP report today. This is significant considering how the rate cuts this year sparked massive rallies to new highs for Bitcoin, which is now undergoing a liquidity squeeze as the year comes to