On Oct. 21, bitcoin traded at $108,463 to $109,421 over the last hour, with a 24-hour price range between $107,557 and $111,555. The market capitalization stood at $2.16 trillion, while trading volume over the same period totaled $58.95 billion. Bitcoin Chart Outlook A review of the daily chart indicates that bitcoin remains in a clear
Bitcoin’s next leg may take its cue from gold’s run, according to analyst Colin Talks Crypto, who tracked the historical pattern where gold leads Bitcoin by about 80 days. His latest overlay compares BTC, gold, and Global M2 and shows gold sprinting while Bitcoin lags. The read is simple in that if the lead-lag holds,
Bitcoin (BTC) is witnessing sustained bouts of volatility, aligning with the broader market sentiment, with an artificial intelligence (AI) model projecting that the asset is likely to trade below $110,000 by November 1. Indeed, the market has been weighed down by ongoing trade tensions, which have dampened Bitcoin’s hopes for a swift recovery. By press
Bitcoin’s four-day drop to $104,000 triggered what analysts call a “defensive rotation” among crypto investors, but onchain data suggests the correction was a healthy reset rather than the start of a broader market crash. Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a four-day crash last week, falling from $115,000 last Tuesday to a four-month low of $104,000 by Friday,
While Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing declines due to US-China tensions, gold is on the rise. Gold rose 3.2% last night in the spot market, hitting a new record high of $4,380 per ounce. While gold continues to break record after record amid uncertainty surrounding the US government shutdown and China trade tensions, legendary economist Allianz
Bitcoin (BTC) reversed sharply again on Tuesday, October 21, sliding nearly 3% and trading as low as $107,552 in the early hours, having lost all of its weekend momentum. The asset moved in step with the overall crypto market, whose total valuation has dropped more than 2% to $3.67 trillion. As expected, the new setback
Bitcoin (BTC) is facing mounting pressure after extending its two-week-long decline. The cryptocurrency has struggled to break above resistance, suggesting growing investor fatigue. Market conditions remain fragile as trading volumes decline and volatility spikes, leaving Bitcoin vulnerable to further losses if sentiment fails to recover soon. Bitcoin Holders Are Losing Gains The percentage of BTC
The cryptocurrency market faced a brutal sell-off on October 21, with over $110 billion in market value wiped out in a matter of hours. The total market cap plunged from around $3.75 trillion to $3.64 trillion, as panic selling swept across both Bitcoin (BTC) and major altcoins. Bitcoin slid 3.07% in 24 hours to trade
Bitcoin’s price is undergoing a market correction. On Tuesday, it retreated to $107,000 after briefly breaking above $111,000 the previous day. On-chain data analysts now identify the current price range as a crucial inflection point. This point will determine whether the asset maintains its bullish trend or faces a moderate, medium-term correction. A Critical Juncture
The massive crash on October 10 that saw Bitcoin (BTC) touch $102,000 is almost being shadowed by a price correction a week later, with the liquidations chart showing a classic setup for a market short squeeze if the king coin crosses the $111,000 mark again. Bitcoin fell below $108,000 during Tuesday’s US pre-market sessions, now