Bitcoin trades near $87,820, flat on the day and still down about 4% over the last 30 days. Buyers appear at every Bitcoin price dip, but each bounce has failed to move outside the same narrow range. The chart now shows a clear reason why attempts keep stalling. The short answer: Bitcoin’s unlucky 13 problem.
2025 has been a very eventful year for the Bitcoin network and BTC as an asset. The ecosystem recorded notable growth and expansion, alongside rising adoption from traditional finance entities. But it hasn’t been a smooth ride. As the year unfolded, Bitcoin experienced the good, the bad, and the ugly, from major wins and institutional
On New Year’s Eve, the major U.S. brokerage firm Robinhood pulled an attention-grabbing stunt by dropping $500,000 worth of Dogecoin. The market immediately tried to turn it into a Bitcoin story. The announcement’s effectiveness lies in its simplicity: Robinhood handed out $500,000 worth of DOGE. The community then tagged the CEO of Robinhood, Vlad Tenev,
In a recent social media post, gold bug Peter Schiff has rejected the narrative that Bitcoin could be viewed as a non-inflatable ledger for storing economic energy. Bitcoin as a battery? Schiff is responding to the specific narrative championed by MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor and other Bitcoin maximalists. Saylor often argues that money is essentially
In a recent market update, CryptoQuant analyst has noted that the total outflows from the all-time high (ATH) have now reached a staggering $5.55 billion. This is the largest BTC ETF drawdown since launch 📉 Total outflows from the ATH now sit at –$5.55B pic.twitter.com/LJ02kfXBww — Maartunn (@JA_Maartun) December 28, 2025 Are investors panicking? Bitcoin
Bitcoin saw a decent price increase today, even as weekend trading remained quiet. Market activity was limited, but the short-term price action is still giving traders something to watch. Right now, Bitcoin appears to be moving within a short-term recovery phase after its recent pullback. Some analysts say this bounce is part of a temporary
The “four-year cycle” theory in Bitcoin, one of the most established investment strategies in the cryptocurrency market, is facing a serious test with the entry of institutional investors into the sector. Appearing on CNBC’s Crypto World program, Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of Bitwise Asset Management, and Sebastian Bea, CIO of ReserveOne, offered striking
Strategy (MicroStrategy), the world’s largest publicly traded company holding Bitcoin (BTC), has made a significant shift from its aggressive growth strategy to a “defensive” mode. The company’s recent moves indicate that it is now focused on fulfilling its debt obligations and strengthening its cash reserves, rather than making new Bitcoin purchases. Strategy, known as the
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded heavy outflows over Christmas week, with investors pulling a combined $782 million from the products, according to data from SoSoValue. The most significant single-day withdrawal during the period occurred on Friday, when spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs posted $276 million in net outflows. BlackRock’s IBIT led the losses with nearly
Bitcoin doesn’t need to wait for a pullback in gold and silver to continue its upward trajectory, according to analysts. “Surprisingly unpopular opinion,” Glassnode lead analyst James Check said after making the statement in an X post on Friday, adding that Bitcoiners who think otherwise “don’t understand any of these assets.” Echoing a similar sentiment,