Bitcoin is currently on track to record a four-month losing streak. This specific sequence (four or more consecutive negative monthly candles) has not occurred since 2018. The year was infamous for the excruciatingly brutal “crypto winter” that drove BTC prices down to the $3,000 range. Bitcoin’s slide began with a modest drop of 3.69% in
Bitcoin is down just over 1% in the past 24 hours, but the bigger story is not the daily move. Over the weekend, the Bitcoin price came dangerously close to confirming a bearish breakdown before staging a short-term rebound. A technical signal had been building for days, and on-chain data now shows that selling pressure
Around 70% of institutional investors believe Bitcoin is undervalued when priced between $85,000 to $95,000, as it continues to underperform against precious metals and the stock market, Coinbase has found. Coinbase said in its Charting Crypto Q1 2026 report that its survey of 75 institutional investors and 73 independent investors was taken between early December
Rising political uncertainty in the US has once again negatively impacted the cryptocurrency market by fueling short-term risk aversion. Accordingly, Bitcoin (BTC) fell due to increasing concerns about a potential US government shutdown. In the forecasting markets, the probability of another US government shutdown has risen to 78%, and with the budget deadline approaching January
Bitcoin faces renewed technical pressure as a veteran trader flags a completed bear channel, warning that downside risk remains dominant unless a critical price level is decisively reclaimed. Peter Brandt Highlights Bearish Bitcoin Structure With $93K Key Invalidation Level Peter Brandt, a veteran trader and chart analyst, shared on social media platform X on Jan.
While BTC plunged below $87,000 on Sunday, prediction markets are flashing mixed but revealing signals for bitcoin as late January betting frames a tug-of-war between short-term caution and longer-term optimism. Kalshi, Polymarket, and Myriad Markets Hint at Rangebound Bitcoin Prediction markets as of Jan. 25, 2026, offer a wide-angle look at where traders think bitcoin
Chris Burniske, a partner at the crypto investment company Placeholder, shared a noteworthy assessment of the Bitcoin market. Burniske stated that he would increase his purchases if a new downturn occurred in the cryptocurrency market, adding that especially at levels below $50,000, the “BTC is dead” narrative could resurface. Burniske, in a statement made via
The biggest threat to the Bitcoin network is “ambitious opportunists” who want to push through protocol changes, according to Michael Saylor, the co-founder of Bitcoin (BTC) treasury company Strategy. Saylor’s comments sparked a debate online. Bitcoin maximalist Justin Bechler said the comments were directed toward software developers pushing for non-monetary use cases on Bitcoin, such
The price of bitcoin slid on Sunday, dipping below the $88,000 range and tagging a low of $87,471 per unit. Around noon (EST), the top crypto settled into a clean intraday slide, defined by a tidy staircase of lower highs and lower lows. Thin Liquidity, Heavy Swings: Bitcoin Drops Under $88K as Liquidations Pile Up
Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole Investments, explained that the real reason behind Bitcoin’s recent weak performance is not “loop theories,” but rather the quantum computing threat and debt-focused leverage risks (Digital Asset Treasures, DATs). While cryptocurrency markets debate why Bitcoin has underperformed gold by 40%, a striking warning has come from renowned macro analyst Charles