On Tuesday morning (8:30 a.m. EST), bitcoin’s price action danced between $91,800 and $92,479 today, carving out a narrow but significant range in a broader game of “will they or won’t they” among traders. With a market cap firmly seated at $1.83 trillion and a hearty $44.68 billion in 24-hour trading volume, the king of
Bitcoin BTC$92,118.12 rose above $92,000 in early New York hours Tuesday as wallets tied to BlackRock’s spot crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) routed roughly $300 million worth of bitcoin BTC$92,118.12 and ether ETH$3,145.35 to Coinbase Prime as part of a routine, albeit unusually high, creation and redemption flows. On-chain trackers flagged transfers of about 3,290 BTC
A recent post from Crypto Rover resurfaced a clip of Donald Trump joking about using Bitcoin to pay off the United States’ national debt. In the video, Trump suggests issuing a “small crypto check” made up of Bitcoin to wipe out the country’s massive debt burden. The comment was delivered in a light, rhetorical tone
Since mid-2025, Bitcoin has exhibited signs of decoupling from the growth of the global M2 money supply. By 2026, this decoupling has become even more pronounced. The historical correlation between these two factors once formed the basis for many bullish forecasts. Now, analysts are deeply divided over what this phenomenon means for 2026. Analysts Are
Bitcoin price held steady above the key resistance level at $92,000 as market participants reflected on the latest US inflation data and the progress on the CLARITY Act in Congress. The coin has formed a highly bullish chart pattern, pointing to an eventual rebound, potentially to $100,000 in the near term.
Key Takeaways BlackRock transfers significant Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings to Coinbase Prime. The transfer included 3,290 Bitcoin and 5,692 Ethereum. Asset management giant BlackRock deposited 3,290 Bitcoin worth about $303 million and 5,692 Ethereum valued at approximately $18 million into Coinbase Prime today, according to Arkham Intelligence data. BlackRock manages investment products, including spot Bitcoin
Bitcoin investors are bracing for a rare convergence of market forces this week, walking into a gauntlet of three distinct macro and policy catalysts packed into a single 72-hour window. The catalysts include the release of December’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) on Tuesday, a potentially historic Supreme Court opinion day on Wednesday regarding executive tariff
Bitcoin’s on-chain data is showing a clear split between large holders and small investors. While retail traders were seen taking profits after the early-January rally, whales were moving in the opposite direction. According to data from Santiment, this divergence has historically increased the probability of bullish market conditions. With Bitcoin trading above $93,000 at the
U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs returned to positive territory on January 12, recording a net inflow of $116.7 million. The data shows renewed interest despite visible selling from large institutional players. Market participants watched closely as capital movements revealed a complex shift in investor positioning. This inflow signals confidence, but not without hesitation. The trading session
Bitcoin is drawing attention in early 2026 as long term valuation metrics, onchain data, and technical levels converge near critical zones. Charts tracking scarcity, whale behavior, and price structure now frame the market around areas that rarely align at the same time. Bitcoin Hits Lowest Stock to Flow Rainbow Band on Record Bitcoin has dropped