The Federal Reserve’s decision to end its quantitative tightening program has placed the crypto markets at a critical juncture, with investors weighing whether this pivot will reignite Bitcoin’s bull run or lead to a repeat of its 2019 post-policy slump. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s comments on Tuesday hinted at an end to the central
Bitcoin price fell to near $106,400, a sharp decline as stocks also tanked. Liquidations hit over $1 billion, with more than $400 million for BTC bulls. Most top altcoins plummeted too, with Ethereum dipping to under $3,700 and Solana to $179. The crypto market’s latest bearish flip has seen Bitcoin price plummeting to around $106,411,
Bitcoin’s available supply on the world’s largest crypto exchange is shrinking quickly. This deepening scarcity, one of the most pronounced readings in months, comes as data suggests large-scale investors are accumulating the asset, setting the stage for a potential supply squeeze. Conflicting Signals from Large Holders Data from October shared by Arab Chain shows that
How Bitcoin and the crypto king have disappointed investors in 2025—and what it means for the market ahead Despite all the hype around a potential Trump-era crypto boom, Bitcoin has underperformed almost every major asset class. If we look at Bitcoin’s 2025 so far, it’s been what I’d call a 失意之年 — a “year of
Bitcoin’s whitepaper will pass its 17th anniversary tomorrow, and Satoshi Nakamoto’s wallets are hemorrhaging. During the last day, his total holdings have fallen by over $5 billion. The price of BTC has been suffering as retail and institutional investors lose confidence. We’re in an uncertain moment, but symbols like this could further encourage community bearishness.
Bitcoin price continued its slide through much of Thursday, dipping to as low as $106,290 as traders digested a wave of macro uncertainty — from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s cautious tone on future rate cuts to renewed volatility following U.S.–China trade talks. The bitcoin price fell over 3% in early trading before stabilizing slightly
Summary Following the Fed’s 25 basis point rate decrease to 4.00%, the Bitcoin price is consolidating around $109,000. Traders watch to see if post-halving momentum can be restored by looser monetary policy and ETF flows. Resistance is at $115K–$118K, while key support is around $108K–$110K. A decline toward $102K–$105K might be triggered by losing $108K–$110K
Key Takeaways Satoshi Nakamoto’s estimated Bitcoin holdings lost $4.9 billion in value in the last 24 hours, now totaling $118 billion. This drop aligns with a recent correction in the cryptocurrency market, highlighting the volatility of crypto assets. Satoshi Nakamoto’s estimated Bitcoin holdings dropped $4.9 billion over the past 24 hours to $118 billion, affected
A new divide has emerged within the Bitcoin ecosystem that could shape the future of the network. This time, the debate is about how much data can be stored on the Bitcoin blockchain and whether the network will remain solely as “money” or will be opened up to different use cases. Node operators who verify
Bitcoin slipped beneath the $108,000 mark on Thursday, brushing an intraday low of $107,387 per coin. Sellers have been on caffeine apparently, cranking up the pressure and dragging prices down by 3.4% against the U.S. dollar. Bulls on Ice After Fed Chair Jerome Powell dropped a hawkish note yesterday, bitcoin ( BTC) couldn’t dodge the