The flagship cryptocurrency asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is displaying a decoupling trend from the broader financial market price movement. As observed by market analyst Maartunn, Bitcoin is showing a low correlation with several major assets, including tech stocks. Bitcoin ETF flows and on-chain metrics Notably, Bitcoin is no longer influenced by the tech sector risks, nor
Volume analysis is considered a powerful tool for trading crypto, particularly on Bitcoin. In fact, the analysis of price trends tells only part of the story, while the analysis of trading volumes reveals the strength of price movements. For example, a potential price increase accompanied by high volumes indicates investor confidence, whereas an identical movement
The BTC/USD1 trading pair on Binance experienced a brief flash crash. Bitcoin plunged to $24,000 before quickly recovering. The incident did not affect Bitcoin prices on major pairs such as BTC/USDT. However, it highlighted liquidity risks in newly launched trading pairs. BTC/USD1 crash to $24,000 exposes low-liquidity risks According to market data from Binance, the
Michael Saylor, the Bitcoin evangelist leading Strategy, has predicted a bullish 2026. He reiterated his bullish stance based on the strong fundamentals, including Bitcoin acceptance by banks due to the crypto regulatory clarity in the United States under President Donald Trump. Saylor: Banker-related Bull Market in 2026 Bankers Acceptance According to Saylor, the main bullish
Crypto analyst James Van Straten, in his assessment of Bitcoin’s recent price movements, noted that the $70,000–$80,000 range has historically been one of the least consolidated zones. According to Van Straten, Bitcoin spent only 28 trading days in this range, suggesting that technical support at those levels may be weak. After reaching an all-time high
By checking the past five years of bitcoin BTC$87,543.55 CME futures trading data, it is possible to assess where that crypto has historically spent time consolidating and, by extension, where support has been more or less established. One useful way to frame this is by examining the number of trading days bitcoin has spent within
Key Takeaways Bitcoin’s monthly RSI has slipped to 56.5, falling below its 12-month average (67.3) for the first time since 2022 and approaching the four-year average (58.7). Historically, breaks below that long-term RSI trend have coincided with transitions from corrections into deeper bearish phases, as seen in 2018 and 2022. Bitcoin has declined by 20%
China’s currency hits a 2.5-year high as the dollar weakens — a classic bullish setup for Bitcoin that isn’t working. China’s onshore yuan closed at its strongest level since May 2023 on Thursday, trading at 7.0066 per dollar and nearly breaching the psychologically key 7-per-dollar mark. The move caps a 5% appreciation against the greenback
Florida’s pension fund adds MicroStrategy shares, extending a broader shift by U.S. public funds toward Bitcoin-linked equity as BTC and MSTR test key 2025 lows. Summary Florida’s state pension fund expanded its MicroStrategy position, joining over a dozen U.S. public funds using MSTR for indirect Bitcoin exposure. Institutional ownership of MicroStrategy hit a 2025 high