Category: Bitcoin

Fidelity’s Jurrien Timmer has predicted that both Bitcoin and gold could take a year off in 2026. As for the 40, I continue to be a superfan of gold and Bitcoin, but I suspect that both of them may take a year off before potentially dominating the scene once again. As the chart shows below,

Earlier today, the price of Bitcoin dropped to an intraday low of $86,673 after experiencing extreme volatility, according to CoinGecko data. The flagship coin is currently trading at $87,208 after paring some losses. An ominous sign In a recent social media post, prominent trader Josh Olszewicz has warned that Bitcoin could be on the cusp

Bitcoin has dropped 30% from its high this year, and that drop is doing something useful for a change; giving people a shot at trimming their tax bills. It’s ugly in price, but pretty helpful if you’re sitting on stock profits. With the S&P 500 rallying by 18% year-to-date while Bitcoin is down about 5%,

A new analysis of the cryptocurrency markets suggests that the pressure on Bitcoin stemming from derivative products has largely ended, and the price discovery mechanism has been reactivated. According to the analysis, the pullbacks seen in recent weeks have been consistently met with buying demand, and the preservation of previous lows indicates that the market

Bulls could not hold the initiative until the end of the day, and the prices of most coins have returned to the red zone, according to CoinStats. BTC/USD The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen by 1% over the last 24 hours. On the hourly chart, the rate of BTC is breaking the local support

According to the weekly report published by Matrixport, Bitcoin (BTC) has been on a downward trend since mid-October 2025. The report notes that market sentiment is becoming increasingly cautious, and with the re-emergence of the “four-year cycle” concept, many investors predict that pressure on Bitcoin could continue throughout 2026. The report stated that the tightening

Darryl Wang, a Chinese analyst and founder of investment firm Tangent, claimed that current price levels for Bitcoin (BTC) are favorable for a bull run. According to Wang, although market participation is currently weak, the fact that the Bitcoin price has not fallen below the $84,000 support level indicates that selling pressure has largely decreased.

U.S.-China tensions are rising again, with China announcing new sanctions against American companies. Bitcoin has fallen amid this development, as the relations between the two countries were notably one of the market highlights this year.

In a recent crypto news, the world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, has hinted at another big sell-off after transferring Bitcoin and Ethereum to the crypto exchange Coinbase. This development comes just as over $27 billion in crypto options expire, with the market already witnessing another downtrend today.

Bitcoin strutted into Dec. 26, 2025, wearing a shiny $88,630 price tag and a not-so-subtle smirk, but behind that swagger is a market that’s walking on eggshells. With a market cap brushing against $1.76 trillion and trading volume floating at $38.17 billion, the real story lies in the tense tango between consolidation and breakout tension—wrapped