The crypto market has entered a phase of uncertainty after a massive $20 billion crash wiped out gains across major assets. At the center of the current debate is Bitcoin, which is trading around $110,000, just below its crucial on-chain “realized price” for traders, estimated at $115,000. According to Julio Moreno, Head of Research at
Bitcoin price and the broader crypto market are facing yet another selling pressure today, triggering nearly $250 million in long liquidations. Top altcoins like Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP, BNB are also trading 3-5% down, even on the news that the US shutdown is likely to end soon. This could make way for all the
Bitcoin price today trades near $107,700, under pressure after repeated selling from institutional desks. The move has shifted attention back to the $104,000–$105,000 support band as the market braces for the Fed decision. BTC Price Action Struggles Below Key EMAs BTC Price Prediction (Source: TradingView) The BTC price action shows a clear rejection from the
Macro investor Raoul Pal has stated that Bitcoin’s traditional four-year market rhythm has shifted into a five-year cycle, projecting the next peak to occur around the second quarter of 2026. His analysis connects this shift to a structural change in global debt maturity, extending the usual business cycle by roughly a year. Raoul Pal: “The
Long-term Bitcoin holders show strong conviction as selling pressure stays low around $111K. On-chain data supports a bullish structure, signaling a potential rally toward $150K. Bitcoin has once again shown interesting signs after a consolidation phase that has persisted for the past few weeks. Despite a slight drop to around $108,884, down 0.71% in the
In a recent social media post, prominent commodity trader Peter Brandt has suggested that the price of Bitcoin has already topped. However, even if that is the case, he believes that traders should not “whine” about an 8.2X advance. Bitcoin’s underwhelming year The leading cryptocurrency is up by a mere 15.6% this year despite the
Trade tensions between the US and China are seemingly on the rise. While they should be easing, they’re on the rise again. US President Donald Trump’s statements last night that a 157% tariff could be imposed on China halted the upward movement in Bitcoin. Bitcoin, which had pushed $112,000 before Trump’s statements, started to decline
Bitcoin continues to struggle during one of its historically strongest months, often referred to as “Uptober,” currently down more than 5% and trading below $108,000, as it approaches several critical support and resistance levels. The 200-day Simple Moving Average (200SMA), a key indicator that often separates bull and bear markets, now sits at $107,846 and
Bitcoin price hovers near $107,000 as legacy wallets quietly sell into institutional demand, keeping prices range-bound despite rising activity. Summary Bitcoin trades sideways, hovering near $107K after a volatile week. Long-term holders continue selling into institutional inflows, limiting upside. Technicals stay neutral-to-bearish with resistance at $115K and support near $107K. At press time, Bitcoin was
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