Bitcoin has a well-earned reputation as a volatile asset that has historically doubled or halved in a matter of months. That may be changing. Bitcoin’s 30-day realized volatility, currently 42%, has remained below 50% this month, according to TradingView data. Compare that with South Korea’s benchmark Kospi stock index, whose market capitalization is about twice
The latest Bitcoin ($BTC) price rebound above $78,000 has sparked renewed optimism across the market, as investor sentiment has flipped bullish. However, not all market watchers are convinced that the momentum will last. Crypto analyst Marmot is warning that the recent price surge may be masking deeper weakness underneath, urging investors and traders not to
Bitcoin is back above $75,000, as markets price another diplomatic off-ramp. The cryptocurrency was up 1.5% over 24 hours and 1.7% on the week, after Iran confirmed it will send a delegation to Pakistan for a second round of ceasefire talks. Ether (ETH) rose 1.2% to $2,310, $XRP ($XRP) gained 1.3% to $1.43, and BNB
Bitcoin started the week with fresh pressure on both the short term and bigger picture charts. One chart shows price still trading under a falling resistance line, while another highlights a new CME gap above current levels, putting traders’ focus on whether $BTC can recover or stays stuck under key pressure zones. Bitcoin Downtrend Claim
Bitcoin price moved back above $76,000 on April 20 after a volatile weekend tied to developments in the United States-Iran conflict. The rebound followed a pullback toward $75,000 as traders reacted to renewed pressure in oil markets and fresh uncertainty around diplomacy. Market attention also shifted after President Donald Trump said a new U.S. deal
Bitcoin price is at $76,466 on April 20, pressing the upper boundary of a 4H ascending channel from the February lows while the MACD simultaneously prints a bearish crossover on the same timeframe, creating a directional tension that will define the nearterm trajectory heading into the FOMC meeting on April 28. Bitcoin ($BTC) price is
Bitcoin is showing renewed strength after a sharp rebound, signaling that buyers are stepping back in at key levels. With momentum building and price pushing higher, attention is now shifting toward the $79,000 resistance zone, where a breakout could confirm continued upside and open the door for a stronger rally. Selling Pressure After Initial Reaction
Bitcoin price traded above $76,500 today, holding onto recent gains despite rising geopolitical tension. Bitcoin fell back toward $75,000 into the weekly close and over the weekend as renewed tension between the United States and Iran rattled markets and refocused attention on oil prices. The pullback followed a failed breakout above $78,000, which had marked
Prominent venture capitalist Jason Calacanis has questioned whether the asset’s current price is actually propped up by the accumulation strategy of Michael Saylor’s Strategy. As reported by U.Today, Strategy recently announced a staggering $2.54 billion acquisition of 34,164 $BTC. The company’s total holdings have swelled to 815,061 $BTC. Notably, this is the third-biggest $BTC purchase
After struggling below the $70,000 mark for 2 straight months, in April, Bitcoin was back above $70,000. At the time of publishing, $BTC was changing hands at $75,130.61 after a modest drop of 0.13% in the past 24 hours. However, despite the price recovery, LunarCrush reported, Engagement on Bitcoin-related social posts have hit the lowest