Bitcoin’s recovery remains uncertain as new ETF outflows add to increasing selling pressures that investors want to get back into a breakeven position. Recent buying activity for Bitcoin [$BTC] is now being priced at below the cost basis of some recent buyers. According to recent Glassnode data, buyers who acquired $BTC six to twelve months
Bitcoin is witnessing a decline in buying pressure, according to crypto analytics platform Alphractal. The latest reading of the Buy/Sell Pressure Delta indicates that bullish momentum is starting to cool. Alphractal outlined two possible outcomes when the metric stops climbing. Buyers Aren’t Looking as Strong Bitcoin could face a decline, or it could move sideways
Bitcoin’s potential drop to $50,000 has drawn attention after trader RomeoTPT claimed on X that market makers had emailed him predicting the price would fall to that level. However, he did not publicly share any evidence of the alleged email. Naturally, the post reads as a joke, especially since a few months ago there were
Bitcoin ($BTC) dipped below $80,000 on Thursday as US Producer Price Index (PPI) data significantly beat expectations. Key points: Bitcoin briefly traded below $80,000 on the back of a 100-basis-point overshoot in US PPI inflation data. September PPI measured 6.3% against market expectations of 5.3%, the biggest monthly jump since March 2022. $BTC price analysis
Global search interest in Bitcoin sharply declined in October 2026, plunging to multi-year lows. According to the latest Google Trends data, search volumes for “bitcoin” and “BTCUSD” fell to their lowest levels in several years. On-chain analyst Willy Woo drew attention to this trend by publishing a long-term chart of user activity. Google searches for
Very important data was released in the US yesterday and today. Yesterday’s CPI and today’s PPI data both exceeded expectations. CPI is currently almost double the Fed’s 2% target, while PPI is more than three times that target. PPI inflation was expected to fall in August, but instead it surged to 6.3%, reaching its second
Although Bitcoin ($BTC) closed the third quarter (Q3) 2026 up over 43%, ending its third consecutive quarter of overall losses, users paid nearly $21 million in total transaction fees during the period. Specifically, Bitcoin users paid approximately $20.96 million in total transaction fees in Q3, according to data Finbold fetched from Glassnode on October 15,
Bitcoin’s $80,000 Defense Faces a Test as Bears Keep the Upper Hand At press time, bitcoin’s price is clinging to the low-$81,000 range after a bruising retreat from $84,000, and the technical picture suggests the market hasn’t finished wrestling with its recent losses. At approximately 5 a.m. EDT on Thursday, bitcoin traded near $81,246, commanding
Bitcoin came under renewed selling pressure over the last 24 hours after hotter-than-expected US inflation data unsettled financial markets and increased expectations of further Federal Reserve tightening. The cryptocurrency dropped more than 1% shortly after the Consumer Price Index release, as traders reassessed the outlook for interest rates. The headline inflation surged to 3.7% year-over-year
In brief Bitcoin dipped to an intraday low under $81,000, extending losses after hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data revived bets on a Fed rate hike. HashKey’s Tim Sun said slowing demand from spot ETFs and corporate Bitcoin treasuries explains the stalled rally more than macro factors alone. Algoz’s Stephen Wundke expects Bitcoin to trade between $76,000