A new research report suggests quantum computing poses a long-term risk to bitcoin but is unlikely to threaten the network anytime soon. Experts say advances will occur gradually, giving developers and investors time to implement post-quantum security upgrades. New Research Says Quantum Risk to Bitcoin Is Real but Not Immediate A new research report by
The Bitcoin price has not particularly impressed over the past two weeks, but it appears to have steadied its movement within a clear consolidation range. In its latest attempt to shine, the premier cryptocurrency faced fierce resistance around $74,000 on Friday, March 13. Interestingly, the latest on-chain data suggests that the $74,000 resistance might not
Bitcoin’s extended pullback from its all-time high has left traders in uncertainty, and many investors are unsure whether the worst of the decline has already passed. One analyst known as Jelle on X is of the notion that the conversation may be missing an uncomfortable reality that Bitcoin bear markets often become far more painful
Bitcoin recently pushed into a key liquidity pocket near the $73,000 level, briefly tapping overhead liquidity before encountering a sharp reaction to the downside. With structure still holding and buyers stepping in on dips, attention is now shifting to whether this positioning phase could set the stage for a stronger push toward the $80,000 region.
The Basel III rules, which govern bank capital requirements, are set to be updated in 2026, and if Bitcoin ($BTC) receives a lower risk rating in the revised rules, it could potentially trigger a “huge” influx of liquidity into $BTC, according to market analyst Nic Puckrin. Under the current Basel rules, $BTC and similar digital
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Crypto analyst James Van Straten shared a new assessment of Bitcoin’s current market structure. He highlighted two key technical indicators in his analysis: the actual price and the 200-week moving average (200WMA). According to Van Straten, the key reference points for Bitcoin are the realized price at approximately $54,380 and the 200-week moving average around
The recent price rally seen across the crypto community has been interrupted by another short-term volatility, pulling Bitcoin back from the chances of achieving a major price recovery. While it is finally back to $70,000, traders are still optimistic about its potential recovery to the major $100,000 level. Nonetheless, popular crypto analyst Ali Martinez has
Bitcoin is pushing higher, but the recovery attempt carries a fragile foundation. The crypto king is testing key resistance levels amid growing skepticism from on-chain data. Several indicators are flashing bearish signals that could undermine the current upward momentum before any meaningful breakout materializes. Bitcoin Holders Are Underwater Short-term holder supply in profit has dropped
Former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called bitcoin BTC$70,631.15 a “giant Ponzi scheme,” prompting a swift rebuttal from Strategy chairman Michael Saylor and other netizens. In a column published in the Daily Mail and posted on social media platform X, Johnson wrote that he had long suspected cryptocurrencies relied on “a supply of new