Bitcoin BTC$110,850.81 bottomed out at around $103,500 on Friday, marking an 18% correction from its all-time high of $126,200 reached on Oct. 6. This aligns with a standard bull market correction, where bitcoin typically retraces around 20% a pattern that has defined the current cycle since it began in 2023. Price Drawdown from ATH (Glassnode)
The Investment Race of 2025: Gold Shines Brightest As we near the final quarter of 2025, investors are looking back on a volatile yet revealing year for global markets. The latest comparative performance chart shows how different asset classes have evolved since January — and the results might surprise even seasoned traders. According to the
Legendary entrepreneur and Twitter founder Jack Dorsey is back in the Bitcoin conversation, and not with abstractions about the future of the internet but with a very practical claim: “Bitcoin is money,” later adding, “Bitcoin is not crypto.” Interestingly, this is the same idea Adam Back, a man mentioned in the Bitcoin white paper, is
Bitcoin Consolidation: Calm Before the Volatility The $Bitcoin market is taking a breather this weekend. After days of sideways trading between $106,000 and $108,000, $BTC appears to be in a phase of tight consolidation. This kind of movement often precedes a major breakout, and traders are watching closely to see which direction the next candle
The Federal Reserve has started cutting rates, but no one—not even the Fed itself—seems sure how far it should go. Markets are caught in the middle of this guessing game, and Bitcoin price is feeling the heat. With the world’s largest cryptocurrency hovering around $107,000 after a steep drop from its October highs, traders are
Bitcoin has been severely dropping against gold to levels that were not experienced in years. Analysts refer to the Bitcoin-Possessing of Gold as an extreme overselling. The ratio indicates the amount of gold that is purchased with one Bitcoin and currently, it has fallen down. Statistics show that the ratio is way below the historical
Bitcoin’s current price stands at $107,891, with a commanding market cap of $2.15 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $33.63 billion. Price action flirted between $106,222 and $108,142 in the past day, serving up volatility with a side of whiplash. Bitcoin Chart Outlook The daily chart paints a dramatic arc. After peaking near $126,272
Bitcoin’s “four-year law” may be breaking for the first time. Despite record inflows into spot ETFs and swelling corporate treasuries, the market is no longer moving in lockstep with the halving cycle. Instead, liquidity shocks, sovereign wealth allocations, and derivatives growth are emerging as the new anchors of price discovery. This shift raises a critical
Data from the liquidation heat map indicates that the current price structure of Bitcoin has narrowed to two highly likely zones: $106,000 and $108,000. These levels are surrounded by leveraged positions worth over $150 million. As liquidity-hunting algorithms and high-volume traders respond to the widening imbalance, the concentration of liquidations in this range indicates that