According to a recent report published by Bloomberg, the long-dormant wallets belonging to Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of the original cryptocurrency, could be in the crosshairs of future hackers. It was previously assumed that Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin wallets would never be moved or sold. The mysterious Bitcoin creator handed over the project in 2011
Crypto analyst Minga has predicted that the Bitcoin price could rally past $120,000 to a new all-time high ($ATH) of $190,000 in the next bull cycle. The analyst also indicated that now is a good time to buy as $BTC approaches a bottom. Analyst Gives Buy Signal as Bitcoin Price Approaches Bottom In an X
Bitcoin’s [$BTC] market structure is facing a key test. Recent data indicates a clear shift in whale behavior as large holders are no longer accumulating; instead, they are distributing. Whale trend turns structurally bearish According to the recent data, addresses holding between 1K–10K $BTC have flipped to net sellers. Over the past year, whale holdings
According to a new report published by crypto asset management company Grayscale Investments, rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and increasing oil prices have become key determinants of investor behavior in the cryptocurrency market. The report stated that the risk of war with Iran, in particular, led to a “wait and see” approach in
Bitcoin is trading choppily around $66,600, as the extended holiday weekend sidelines potential buyers and gives bears greater control over price action. With CME futures and ETF flows set to pause over Good Friday, the market is heading into a liquidity gap just as its most reliable source of support is already weakening. Bitcoin’s $65,000
Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms sold 3,778 Bitcoin in the first quarter, adding to a recent wave of sales by crypto firms amid tough market conditions. The Bitcoin (BTC) was sold at an average price of $76,626, netting Riot $289.5 million, according to the miner’s operational update released on Thursday. Bitcoin was trading at $66,867 as
Google’s Quantum AI team recently issued an interesting warning to the cryptocurrency industry, noting how the mathematical foundation securing Bitcoin and most other digital assets may be far more vulnerable to quantum computers than previously believed. In a recent research blog post, Google said the quantum resources needed to attack the elliptic curve cryptography used
Bitcoin price started a fresh decline from the $69,250 zone. $BTC is now struggling to stay above $66,000 and might extend losses in the near term. Bitcoin failed to settle above $68,000 and started a fresh decline. The price is trading below $67,000 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a bearish trend
On-chain data suggested Bitcoin may be approaching a bottom, with the potential for a rebound building, particularly when viewed through exchange activity and transaction behavior. At the time of writing, Bitcoin [$BTC] traded near $66,000 after declining over the past week, pressured by tightening macroeconomic conditions and persistent geopolitical uncertainty weighing on risk assets. Are
The founder of Pantera Capital, Dan Morehead, maintains a strong long-term outlook on Bitcoin despite ongoing volatility. He argues the asset has already reached a structural turning point, even as markets search for a final bottom. Consequently, he frames the current phase as a transition rather than a breakdown. Moreover, he believes crypto continues to