Category: Bitcoin

Bitcoin struggles below key EMAs, signaling sellers maintain control across major timeframes. High futures open interest shows cautious trader optimism despite bearish market pressure. Recent $170M inflows suggest early accumulation after October’s sharp BTC correction. Bitcoin (BTC) is trading near $101,839 after retreating from the $102,000 level, reflecting persistent bearish sentiment in the market. Despite

Bitcoin fell below $100,000 for the first time in more than four months, as it saw a sharp plunge at the start of the week. Bitcoin was last trading 1.22% lower on the day at $102,617, dipping at one point as low as $98,950. Tuesday marked the first time since June 23 that Bitcoin traded

As Bitcoin recovers from its slip below $100,000, an analyst recommended BTC traders “buy the dip, in stages.” To do that, Standard Chartered Head of Digital Assets Research Geoff Kendrick said traders should figure out what the max is they can invest in Bitcoin and then follow these three steps. First, they should buy 25%

Story Highlights Long-term Bitcoin holders have sold over 400,000 BTC, sparking fear—but analysts say this marks a healthy transition to institutional ownership. Despite heavy selling, Bitcoin stays above $100K, showing market maturity as volatility tightens and global liquidity starts to rise again. Bitcoin is once again under pressure, sliding closer to the key $100,000 level.

Bitcoin (BTC) has continued its downward trajectory this week, with the crypto king losing more than 8% in value over the past 48 hours. The decline has confirmed a bearish pattern that could lead to further losses if selling pressure persists. The final outcome, however, hinges on how investors respond as Bitcoin hovers around key

Story Highlights Over $1.14B in Bitcoin was liquidated in one of crypto’s biggest sell-offs, but experts say it’s client-driven, not institutional dumping. Despite record liquidations, Bitcoin holds above the 50-week average, with analysts confident in strong fundamentals and long-term growth. The crypto market is currently experiencing significant consolidation following one of the largest liquidation events

In the face of the sharp and sudden declines in Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins, the BTC price fell below the critical level of $ 100,000. While bearish rhetoric increased in the face of this decline in BTC, one analyst said that BTC was consolidating after mass liquidations and had not entered a bear market. Speaking

While bitcoin’s BTC$103,770.34 decline below $100,000 yesterday was of significant symbolic importance, it’s the $95,000 level which could prove key, according to James Check, or Checkmate, as he’s known in the online world. Nearly 57% of all dollars invested in bitcoin are now underwater at the $100,000 level, according to Check, helping to explain the

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), the world’s largest Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) company, plans to never sell any of its bitcoin (BTC). However, to accomplish that feat, there are substantial annual costs to service its holdings: currently $689 million and rapidly increasing. Broadly speaking, the company, which holds $66 billion worth of BTC, has cash obligations to

Bitcoin’s latest drop appears to be driven less by leverage and more by conviction fading among its oldest holders. Summary Bitcoin price has fallen nearly 20% from last month’s peak above $126,000, trading around $102,000 at press time. Long-term holders have sold roughly 400,000 BTC, worth about $45 billion, over the past month, signaling waning