For years, Bitcoin investors leaned on a simple playbook. A halving reduced new supply, excitement returned, prices rose, and eventually the market overheated before a hard correction. That story was never perfect, but it was useful. Today, it is less reliable than it used to be. This matters because Bitcoin is no longer a niche
A years-long race to de-anonymize Satoshi Nakamoto appears to have reached an ideological dead end, one that has paradoxically benefited the industry. Against the backdrop of the film “Finding Satoshi,” leaders of major crypto companies have voiced a synchronized thesis: Nakamoto’s identity has definitively become a historical artifact rather than a market factor. Phong Le,
Bitcoin continues to stabilize after a steep correction, as price action shifts from a clear downtrend into a tight consolidation range. The daily chart now reflects a market searching for direction, with buyers attempting to absorb supply while sellers defend key resistance zones. Although volatility has cooled, the broader structure still leans cautious, especially as
The Crypto venture fund Pantera Capital, with $3.8 billion in AUM, has urged London-listed Satsuma Technology to sell its remaining $50 million in Bitcoin and return that capital directly to shareholders. Meanwhile, Satsuma’s stock has collapsed more than 99% from its June 2025 peak, now trading around $0.21 with a market cap of just $25
Bitcoin is trading in a compressed recovery structure similar to an ascending triangle, hovering around the high-$70,000 range. Although the price has established a series of higher lows, it is still having difficulty breaking through resistance in the $78,000-$80,000 range. According to the CryptoQuant CEO, the market could be nearing the bottom. Short orders dominate
A crypto analyst has presented a new analysis, forecasting Bitcoin’s ($BTC) next all-time high and potential market bottom. According to the analyst, $BTC’s long-term price outlook could depend heavily on where its current market bottom forms. The analysis draws on historical cycle patterns and bear markets that preceded $BTC’s explosive upward rallies. Based on these
Bitcoin is back in a place where bold upside calls are starting to circulate again, and while short-term sentiment is still mixed, one analyst believes the cryptocurrency is setting up for a powerful move that sends the price action all the way to $200,000. The call is built around a long-term cycle structure on the
A crypto analyst has suggested that Bitcoin ($BTC) is still in a bear market despite its recent price rally, warning that the cryptocurrency could be headed for a deeper correction below $60,000. The call comes amid repeated failed breakouts and weakening momentum, raising doubts about any near-term recovery. According to the analyst, the current price
Just as bitcoin appeared to have built momentum for a breakout above $80,000, macro uncertainty reemerged as a headwind. The most notable development came from the Pentagon, which told U.S. lawmakers in a classified briefing that clearing mines in the Strait of Hormuz, a major oil chokepoint, could take at least six months, and the
Bitcoin ($BTC) continued its upward trend last night, briefly climbing above $79,300. However, this was short-lived, and Bitcoin failed in its attempt to break the critical $80,000 resistance level. The $BTC price retreated to around $77,800. While it is stated that the rise could continue if Bitcoin surpasses $80,000, Julio Moreno, head of research at