A notable development is occurring in the cryptocurrency markets regarding selling pressure. According to the latest report published by blockchain analytics company CryptoQuant, there has been a significant slowdown in Bitcoin transfers to centralized exchanges, while the selling trend among large investors continues unabated. According to company data, on February 6th, as the Bitcoin price
Bitcoin has suffered a brutal 29% drawdown over the last 30 days, but a new report from VanEck suggests that the worst of the selling pressure may finally be behind us. According to the asset manager’sBitcoin ChainCheck, authored by digital asset researchers Patrick Bush and Matthew Sigel, the recent market flush has successfully reset leverage
Cryptocurrency analysis platform Arkham has published a noteworthy assessment of Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin position. According to the analysis, Saylor is currently losing more than 10% compared to the average purchase cost. But the real question is whether this loss will force Strategy to sell Bitcoin. Looking at the company’s balance sheet, Strategy’s two
Bitcoin’s current bear market could worsen over the next year if the flagship digital asset fails to address concerns about quantum computing. In a Feb. 20 report, Charles Edwards, Capriole founder, claimed that Bitcoin’s market value should already be discounted for quantum risk and warned that the discount could deepen quickly if the network does
The Bitcoin price exits the short term consolidation trend with a bearish breakdown from the inverted pennant pattern. The 30-day change in retail demand has fallen to levels last seen during the 2022 bear market and the mid-2024 correction. The momentum indicator RSI at 48% hints the short-term trend remains neutral amid current market uncertainty.
Bitcoin Pops After Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Tariffs The Supreme Court of the United States on Friday struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariff regime, ruling 6-3 that he exceeded his authority by imposing broad import duties under a national emergency law. The decision invalidates tariffs Trump levied in early 2025 under the
Bitcoin’s 50% Slide: Quantum Scare or Capital Rotation? Bitcoin’s 46% decline from its October peak near $126,100 to roughly $67,000 has triggered debate over what is driving the pullback. Some market participants have pointed to quantum computing as a looming threat to the network’s cryptographic security. Others argue the explanation lies elsewhere, in shifting capital
The recent heated debate in the cryptocurrency world about whether quantum computers will end Bitcoin has divided experts. While some analysts see this as an imminent risk, engineers argue that the threat is exaggerated and that solutions are already in place. Quantum computing, one of the biggest theoretical threats to Bitcoin’s technological infrastructure, has once
Lightspark, a Bitcoin Lightning Network startup founded by former Meta executive David Marcus, who oversaw the development of Meta’s Libra token, is pushing the idea of using BTC for everyday payments rather than long-term holding. In a Wednesday announcement, Feb. 18, Lightspark said it had teamed up with Cross River Bank, a crypto-friendly, FDIC-insured bank,
American business intelligence and software company Strategy Inc remains one of the biggest subjects of analysis regarding its Bitcoin holdings. The falling prices of Bitcoin have placed the company underwater in its reserve holdings, as its $BTC purchase amount is at least 10% above the current value of the coin. Strategy and Bitcoin bet no