The next Bitcoin ($BTC) halving is slowly approaching, with the event now roughly halfway into its current cycle. Specifically, the halving is expected to occur in mid-April 2028, at the block height of 1,050,000. As of the time of writing, there are only 105,000 blocks left before the halving is 50% complete, as evidenced by
As tensions between the US and Iran in the Middle East continue unabated, Bitcoin ($BTC) remains strong. Bitcoin, although it fell to the $70,000 level after the first talks between the US and Iran over the weekend ended without a result, has risen again to the $74,000 level. This rise was influenced by news that
Bitcoin’s approach toward $75,000 is drawing increased attention from analysts, who told CoinDesk the level could mark a key shift in the market’s current rangebound structure. “A clean break above $75,000 wouldn’t just be another move higher; it would represent a structural breakout from consolidation and likely shift the market into a new upward trend,”
Several crypto analysts still believe that there will be a final flush out that sends Bitcoin prices as low as $50,000 before the cryptocurrency is able to mount a measurable recovery. Bitcoin ($BTC) trader and author Ivan Liljeqvist posted to X on Tuesday that Bitcoin is yet to have “the big flush.” “I don’t think
A crypto analyst has announced that Bitcoin ($BTC) has hit its last bull trap, signaling that the price of the flagship cryptocurrency could fall much further before a potential reversal begins. The analyst has shared a chart highlighting key accumulation areas at levels below $60,000, the lowest price $BTC has reached since its all-time high
Since the U.S. and Israel began striking Iran on February 28, 2026, markets have had to wrestle with the financial and economic implications. The IEA described the disruption through Hormuz as the largest supply shock in the history of the global oil market. The strait normally carries about a quarter of maritime oil trade and
Key takeaways $BTC is down 1% in the last 24 hours and is now trading below $71,000. The ongoing geopolitical tensions and the inflation fears continue to weigh on market sentiments. Bitcoin ($BTC) is starting the week on shaky ground, hovering near the critical $70,700 support level on Monday. A decisive break below this zone
In brief Strategy notched its largest Bitcoin purchase in nearly a month, expanding its holdings with proceeds that purely came from its flagship preferred share. The Bitcoin-buying firm is within striking distance of surpassing BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF. Michael Saylor said that Strategy could cover its dividend obligation indefinitely if Bitcoin’s price appreciated 2% each
Bitcoin is trading at $70,675. And according to a long-term quantitative model tracking its full price history, that number means something most traders scanning red charts are probably missing. CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost flagged this morning that Bitcoin has fallen below the 20th quantile of the Bitcoin Power Law model. At a current quantile of 18.5%,
The Bitcoin ($BTC) derivatives market has experienced a heavy leverage flush over the past two weeks through April 13. The Bitcoin Futures Open Interest 7-day change – a metric that shows the weekly shift in aggregate $BTC futures open interest – had dropped to approximately -3% at the time of reporting, according to data from