Bitcoin price keeps falling as miner liquidations, Asian whale selling, and China’s renewed mining crackdown outweigh ongoing institutional BTC accumulation. Summary China’s renewed mining restrictions cut Bitcoin hash rate by about 8%, pressuring miners to liquidate BTC and adding forced sell-side flow. Long-term “OG” Asian holders accelerate distribution on exchanges like Binance, Bybit, and OKX,
Donald Trump and his administration’s embrace of crypto fundamentally reshaped the US financial landscape in a short time. By aggressively dismantling regulatory crackdowns, Trump brands himself as the first crypto president, having promoted crypto from the Oval Office, signed pro-crypto laws (GENIUS and CLARITY Acts), and launched his own memecoin ($TRUMP). His backing sparked a
The world’s leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), may be experiencing price fluctuations, but investors are making firm decisions about the coin. Samson Mow, CEO of Bitcoin-focused JAN3, is one such individual who has decided to bet heavily on Bitcoin. Has Samson Mow lost confidence in Ethereum? As per his post on X, Mow stated, “I’ve decided
Younger investors in Germany are now favoring crypto assets over precious metals like gold in their portfolios, a new survey has established. The latter also reveals that representatives of more recent generations are increasingly relying on AI advice in deciding how to diversify their holdings. Germany’s young lean towards cryptocurrency, listen to AI Cryptocurrency and
The United States has cemented its status as the world’s meme coin capital, capturing nearly 30% of global investor interest in November 2025. New report from CoinGecko reveals that while the broader market has collapsed by 81%, American traders have aggressively consolidated their dominance, leaving other developed nations behind. Data shows the US ranked first,
BTC has continued its drawdown, entering oversold territory not seen since the 2023 bear market. The current selling has been ongoing for 73 days since the recent all-time high. BTC is still trading with highly fearful sentiment, and has not staged a recovery despite the expectations for a year-end rally. The current market climate puts
Story Highlights Bitcoin forms fifth Golden Cross, a signal that triggered strong rallies during uncertain markets Trader Merlijn says Golden Cross could drive 45% to 50% Bitcoin price rally ahead Bitcoin price has been moving sideways around $86K, keeping the crypto market nervous. However, bullish hope has returned as Bitcoin formed a fresh Golden Cross,
The United States (US) Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) will publish the all-important Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for November on Thursday at 13:30 GMT. The inflation report will not include CPI figures for October and will not offer monthly CPI prints for November due to a lack of data collection during the government shutdown.
Bitcoin’s violent move on December 17 caught traders off guard. In a single day, BTC surged to around $90,500 before reversing hard and sliding toward $85,200. From high to low, that was a swing of more than 5%, or roughly $5,000. This was not news-driven. It was structure-driven. Three charts explain why the move happened,
Bitcoin’s average price behavior after the RSI (relative strength index) drops below 30 has nearly always rebounded, according to the macro research head at Global Macro Investor, Julien Bittel. He shared a chart showing the average market path the last five times Bitcoin’s RSI broke below 30. The analyst also rejected the popular belief that