Iran’s move to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz while Donald Trump keeps Iran’s ships under blockade has left oil and Bitcoin trading the ceasefire headline by headline. Iran’s announcement that it has fully reopened the Strait of Hormuz has eased the worst energy shock fears, but President Donald Trump’s decision to maintain a US
Bitcoin [$BTC] traders are getting more bearish with each second! Interestingly, such extreme negativity has so far only come near local bottoms. With fewer coins available, any change could cause a move up. $BTC Funding Rates fall to long-time lows Bitcoin’s Funding Rates now at their most negative levels since 2023, according to Glassnode’s 7-day
Bitcoin ($BTC) extends gains, up 6% so far this week, trading above $75,000 on Friday, with a technical bullish breakout pattern scenario in play. Easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East further boosted risk sentiment, driving assets such as $BTC higher. Institutional demand also supports the Crypto King price as spot Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
Bitcoin surged past $78,000, reaching an intraday high of $78,348. The rally pushed its 24-hour gains to 4.1% and its total market cap to $1.56 trillion. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin hit $78,348 as Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, marking its highest price since Feb. 4. Global markets surged as Brent crude fell below $89, wiping
Bitcoin’s quantum debate keeps slipping sideways because people keep arguing about two different things at once. One question is technical: if quantum computing gets good enough to break Bitcoin’s signature scheme, the protocol can respond. New address types, migration rules, soft forks, deprecations, key rotation. That is a real engineering problem, but it is still
Bitcoin technical analysis turned decisively bullish Thursday as $BTC cleared $77,000 and climbed above its 100-day moving average for the first time since the early February selloff, triggering a 12%+ surge in Strategy shares as the company’s 780,897-$BTC treasury gained roughly $1.6 billion in value in a single session. Bitcoin ($BTC) technical analysis produced a
Bitcoin is trading near $77,376 as of writing, pulling back slightly after briefly topping the $78,200 level earlier in the session. The move marks a modest retracement following a strong weekly gain of over 6%, as traders react to a mix of geopolitical headlines and technical resistance. Geopolitical Headlines Drive Crypto Sentiment Markets are closely
Coinglass shows $2.221B of $BTC longs below $73,610 and $913M of shorts above $81,264, turning the next $10K band into a $3.1B liquidation minefield for traders. Bitcoin ($BTC) is once again wedged between two large liquidation clusters, with leverage stacked just below and above current levels on major derivatives venues. According to the latest liquidation‑levels
Bitcoin whales are selling into the market strength, raising questions about whether the premier asset will sustain its recent price resurgence. At the time of writing, Bitcoin ($BTC) has crossed $78,000, building its newfound momentum. However, the sustainability of this move has come into question, following a recent disclosure of the on-chain activities of large
The BCMI indicates that Bitcoin may now be close to a region that often translates to deep undervaluation. Bitcoin has rebounded from its April 12 low of $70,500 to trade at $77,982, marking a 10% recovery. Amid the recent price action, Woominkyu, a verified analyst at CryptoQuant, pointed out that the Bitcoin Combined Market Index