The cryptocurrency market has reached a critical juncture amidst global geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainties. In the program “The Wolf Of All Streets,” experts assessed Bitcoin’s biggest “macro test” and the market’s direction. FOX Business reporter Eleanor Terrett approached the debate from the perspective of Washington and regulation. According to Terrett, the US election process
Bitcoin price retreated by over 2.50% on Tuesday, erasing some of the gains made on Monday. It dropped to $67,000, and could be at risk of falling to $50,000 as the US dollar and crude oil prices surge. Summary Bitcoin price retreated by over 2.50% on Tuesday, erasing the gains made on Monday. The coin
Bitcoin perpetual open interest posts its largest daily rise since 2025 as $BTC stalls below $70k. Summary Perpetual open interest records its biggest daily percentage increase since July 2025 as $BTC tests $69.4k resistance. Leverage expands sharply into a failed breakout attempt, leaving speculative longs vulnerable to liquidations if price moves away from the $69k–$70k
Bitcoin currently trades within two massive liquidation clusters on the upside and downside, as traders anticipate the next decisive move. Bitcoin (BTC) has continued to face bearish pressure as sellers try to push the asset into another monthly loss after its 14.82% drop in February 2026. Notably, the February decline marked the fifth straight month
According to the latest updated data from CoinGlass, whale traders on the Hyperliquid platform with volumes exceeding $50 million — also referred to as leviathan — are currently strongly bullish on Bitcoin. In particular, the volume of long positions in $BTC among this category of investors stands at $256.92 million, while short positions across these
Technological deflation driven by artificial intelligence could help push Bitcoin above $10 million within a decade by pressuring central banks to keep expanding the money supply, according to a report from Strive strategist Joe Burnett. Burnett, Strive’s vice president of Bitcoin strategy, said in a report published Monday that faster productivity gains from AI will
Bitcoin miners are increasingly moving away from holding bitcoin on their balance sheets by selling more $BTC to fund new identities as players in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. What started as holding onto bitcoin at all costs, or HODLing, is becoming a thing of the past for most publicly listed miners as they move into
Bitcoin ($BTC) experienced a sharp recovery yesterday, rising to $70,000. However, this recovery did not last, and the price fell back to the $66,000-$67,000 level. Although hopes for a further rise have increased after the recent surge, analysts are issuing a death cross warning for Bitcoin. Accordingly, the death cross in Bitcoin signals a risk
A new Bitcoin transfer has been made from a US government-affiliated address after a long hiatus. According to Onchain data, a wallet linked to the US government transferred approximately 0.0377 $BTC (approximately $2,510 at current prices) to a new address at 6:16 PM (UTC+3) on March 3rd. The transfer appears to have been made from
Bitcoin long-term holders have added $BTC tokens worth billions of dollars in the past few weeks despite the persistent downtrend. These Bitcoin whales have been busy in the past 30 days, leveraging the dip to stack more sats. While retail traders panicked and selling pressure increased, long-term holders (LTHs) have been on a buying streak,