The liquidity market is off to a bullish start in October. After two months of steady growth, the stablecoin market cap is still rising, now hovering above $310 billion. In less than 72 hours, the market has added $1 billion+ in liquidity. At the same time, the overall crypto market cap is also on the
Bitcoin’s [$BTC] latest pullback reflects a failed attempt to break the $87,100 resistance that has capped its recovery. After pushing into that zone, Bitcoin reversed sharply, falling nearly 4% toward $83,800 as selling intensified. However, the decline has so far stopped above the $82,900-$83,000 range floor. In turn, this keeps the broader recovery structure intact.
A Bitcoin crash warning is making the rounds on X, with a trending post comparing the S&P 500 chart with the so-called Benner cycle and declaring that something extremely bad could happen Monday. The post links the warning to the Federal Reserve, long-term yields, debt and liquidity. Bitcoin Crash Warning Centers On Fed Policy The
The Claim Strategy’s stack is worth about $71.6 billion at the moment. Bitcoin priced in gold peaked at 40.1 ounces around December 2024 and now sits near 20.4 ounces today. Bitcoin treasury Strive’s VP of investments, Adam Livingston, asks what happens if two things occur: Gold rises 15% to $4,760 an ounce. The $BTC/gold ratio
Sleeping Bitcoin Stirs Across 93 Transfers A great deal of so-called sleeping bitcoin stirred during September’s 30-day stretch, with btcparser.com logs showing wallets created between 2010 and 2017 moved roughly 5,401.841 $BTC across 94 distinct transfers. Of the bunch, the youngest address was about nine years and two months old, while the two oldest dated
Bitcoin’s price barely moved Saturday, yet around it, a peculiar forecasting contest was cooking. Prediction-market traders have millions of dollars riding on where the cryptocurrency might travel before 2027, while two artificial intelligence (AI) heavyweights were also asked to forget the ranges and name one exact Dec. 31 bitcoin price. The answers landed all over
As Bitcoin [$BTC] consolidates below $90k, the important question is what could eventually push the price higher. Interestingly enough, a catalyst may already be in place. From a macro perspective, the yields on treasuries are rising, and the probability of a rate hike in October has plummeted to 17% from 75% a few days ago.
Softer Jobs Data Put Bitcoin’s $87K Barrier in Focus Bitcoin broke through $85,000-$86,000 overnight and was testing $87,000 on Oct. 2 when Matt Mena, senior crypto research strategist at 21shares, a crypto investment product issuer, supplied comments to Bitcoin.com News. He linked the advance to changing economic expectations and described the latter level as a
Leveraged funds’ reported Bitcoin futures shorts fell by about 5,300 $BTC-equivalent in the week to Sept. 29, narrowing their net short even as their aggregate long exposure shrank. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s latest futures-only figures, released in the Oct. 2 reporting cycle, cover CME standard and micro Bitcoin futures plus Coinbase Derivatives’ nano Bitcoin
1-Hour Chart: Bitcoin Builds a Tight Base After the Sell-Off The 1-hour chart shows bitcoin’s price settling into consolidation after falling from $87,219 to $83,841, with the price subsequently building a narrow shelf around $84,400 to $84,700 as volume steadily declined. That compression puts $84,800 to $85,000 in the spotlight as the first upside trigger,