Category: Bitcoin

Bitcoin trades every minute of every day, but CME Bitcoin futures stop for the weekend. That mismatch is how a CME gap is born, and why it keeps turning up in the middle of the most stressful weeks. A CME gap is the blank space on a CME futures chart between Friday’s final traded level

Bulls are not going to give up easily, and most of the cryptocurrencies are again in the green zone, according to CoinStats. $BTC/USD The price of Bitcoin ($BTC) has increased by 3.12% over the past day. On the hourly chart, the rate of $BTC might have found a local resistance at $71,467. However, one should

In its assessment of the potential impact of quantum computers on Bitcoin, cryptocurrency asset management company CoinShares stated that the threat is not a “near crisis” but a “manageable risk.” According to the company, while it is theoretically possible for the Shor algorithm to target Bitcoin’s ECDSA and Schnorr signature schemes, the technological capacity required

Bitcoin’s latest liquidation data by CoinGlass reveals an aggressive short wipeout that may hint at a major turning point. In just four hours, $59.11 million in short positions were liquidated compared to only $828,780 in longs, creating a 7,132% imbalance. Considering that, over 24 hours, shorts accounted for $102.44 million out of $120.19 million total

With crypto’s multi-month downturn accelerating into a freefall last week, bulls were frantically grasping for technical signals, or maybe yarns about the blowup of some leveraged hedge fund, that might signal a final bottom for this bear market. Perhaps the ultimate sign of a bottom, though, might be the cheers arising from those who have

The progress of quantum computing has raised new questions about the long-term security of Bitcoin, but digital asset manager CoinShares says the threat remains distant and manageable. According to the firm, while quantum computers could one day challenge certain cryptographic systems used by Bitcoin, the technology required to do so is still many years away.

Strategy founder Michael Saylor has once again shared Bitcoin Tracker data with the public, creating renewed buying anticipation in the market. Saylor’s statement, “The orange dot is important,” could signal a new Bitcoin purchase, as has happened in the past. In previous instances, the company typically announced the amount of $BTC added to its balance

Commenting on the sharp drop in the cryptocurrency market on February 5th, Bitwise CIO Jeff Park said that the sell-off may have stemmed from technical and derivatives market dynamics rather than a fundamental development. According to Park, at the heart of the matter is the aggressive risk mitigation process, particularly in Bitcoin ETFs and multi-asset

The decision to buy Bitcoin is often driven by the “Fear Of Missing Out” (FOMO) or headlines of record-breaking price surges. However, as we navigate 2026, the market has matured significantly, evolving from a speculative experiment into a mainstream institutional asset. Whether you are looking at the $bitcoin price today or planning a long-term bitcoin

Bitcoin’s ($BTC) latest pullback is intensifying concerns that the asset’s rally may be approaching a critical turning point. In this context, Mike McGlone, senior commodity strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, believes Bitcoin’s recent price action below $70,000 signals a broader mean reversion after years of speculative excess. In an X post on February 7, McGlone stated

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