Major cryptocurrencies fell during U.S. morning hours Monday, continuing a now crystal-clear pattern of relative poor performance while American stocks trade. Trading fairly flat just below $90,000 overnight, bitcoin BTC$89,629.86 plunged to $86,800 in mid-morning U.S. trade. “Since the iShares Bitcoin ETF IBIT began trading, had you only owned it after hours (buy the close,
IREN has dropped 47% from its 52-week high on Nov. 5, significantly underperforming mining and high-performance computing (HPC) peers, but investment bank B. Riley said it’s keeping its buy rating and a $74 price target in a Monday report. Miners are down about 25% on average over the same period, and GPU cloud names CoreWeave
As 2025 draws to a close, Bitcoin and altcoins are attracting attention with their weak performance. While Bitcoin is expected to finish the year below $100,000, Coinshares has released its weekly cryptocurrency report, stating that there was an inflow of $864 million last week. “There was a total inflow of $864 million into cryptocurrency investment
Bhutan signed a multi-year memorandum of understanding (MoU) with crypto market maker Cumberland DRW to collaborate on building digital asset infrastructure in Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC), deepening the country’s long-term, sustainability-focused crypto strategy. In an announcement sent to Cointelegraph, the special administrative region said the partnership aims to support Bhutan’s vision of developing a modern
Bitcoin’s well-known four-year cycle is still intact, but its drivers have shifted. According to Markus Thielen, head of 10x Research, political events and liquidity now play a bigger role than halving events. Historically, the cryptocurrency’s market peaks have begun to align more closely with US election cycles. From Halving to Politics Bitcoin’s four-year cycle was
Strategy (MSTR), the largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin, for the second straight week has aggressively bought the dip in bitcoin BTC$89,493.77. The company acquired 10,645 bitcoin last week for $980.3 million, or an average price of $92,098 each. Total holdings rose to 671,268 BTC acquired for $50.33 billion, or an average of $74,972 per
Bitcoin faces pivotal Fibonacci retracement levels as support and resistance amid bearish MACD signals and dominant long liquidations. Bitcoin is teetering on the edge of a potential market shift, with its price dipping to $89,675.70 amid a 0.6% 24-hour decline. Yet, further red flags are evident: a 24-hour trading volume of $35.43 billion suggests sustained
US President Donald Trump said inflation has been “totally neutralized,” pointing to falling prices in several everyday items and stronger economic signals. Speaking at the White House, Trump criticized Democrats for repeatedly using the word “affordability,” saying they were responsible for the inflation problem in the first place. He claimed prices are now coming down
Bitcoin hovered near $89,800 during the latest four-hour session as traders assessed range conditions and fresh corporate signals. The recovery followed a dip below $88,000, where buyers absorbed liquidity and pushed price back into balance. However, the broader structure still shows consolidation rather than trend expansion. Consequently, market participants remain focused on defined levels and
Bitcoin price prediction as new ETF-driven cost-basis cycle points to another 60%+ rally in 180 days, but fading ETF inflows, Fed risk, and Strategy’s shrinking safety margin could still break support. Summary Bitcoin price prediction has shifted from four-year halving cycles to a “cost‑basis returns cycle,” with three post‑ETF patterns where BTC breaks ATHs, dumps