Bitcoin price crash to the support levels at $110,000 in another major crypto market liquidation event, as analysts predict another 15% drop ahead. Furthermore, as the ‘debasement trade’ kicks in, Gold has had an upper hand with price soaring to $4,200 per ounce. Short traders are piling up, and if they break the immediate support
Bitcoin is consolidating near $114,000 after facing rejection from $126,327 earlier this month. The 4-hour chart reveals a corrective structure forming between $110,000 and $115,000, signaling a pause in the recent uptrend. This range-bound movement follows a strong rally in early October and now reflects an equilibrium between buyers and sellers. Traders are closely monitoring
Key Takeaways Fidelity’s FBTC recorded $132.7 million in net inflows on Oct. 14, the largest among all issuers for the day. Fidelity’s strong inflows suggest continued institutional and retail accumulation through its platform. Fidelity, a major US asset manager, saw clients purchase $132.7 million in Bitcoin on Tuesday, demonstrating continued institutional appetite for the leading
According to data released today, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju announced that investors trading in the Bitcoin futures market now largely consist of individual investors. CryptoQuant CEO: Retail Investors Are Now the Major Players in the Bitcoin Futures Market According to data shared by Ju, the average order size for Bitcoin futures was around $6,000
Bitcoin price is holding near $113,000 today, about a week after reaching a new all-time high above $126,000, as the market stabilizes from one of its most violent corrections in years. The bitcoin price to record levels last week was fueled by renewed institutional demand, falling real yields, and growing adoption of the “debasement trade”
Story Highlights Bitcoin’s bull run may end within 10 days, warns veteran trader CryptoBirb citing cycle data. CryptoBirb’s model predicts October 24 as Bitcoin’s next major cycle peak approaching fast. Fear & Greed Index drops sharply, signaling emotional reset before Bitcoin’s possible final rally. Bitcoin traders are on edge as the market nears what could
A wallet associated with LuBian, a significant Bitcoin mining pool that was hacked in December 2020, moved BTC on Wednesday, ending three years of dormancy. The wallet labelled as “39DUz” moved 9,757 BTC, worth $1.1 billion, to two new addresses, “34kn9z…s9tef” and “bc1q4c…77s0,” respectively, according to analytics firms Peckshield and Lookonchain. It remains unclear whether
Bitcoin had been on a roll, hitting a new high of over $126,000 at the start of last week. But then on Friday, markets suffered a shock following the latest Trump trade war move: A threat of “massive” new tariffs on China. Following President Trump’s social media post, the result was nothing short of catastrophic,
Jim Cramer has entered the chat again, and once again the market audience cannot decide whether to take him as a warning or a contrary indicator. “It’s finally happening,” he wrote on X, pointing to the crypto market’s sudden spillover into the S&P 500. According to Cramer, “the crypto/spec tail is wagging the S&P dog
For years, Bitcoin was seen as digital gold, but the latest numbers suggest this comparison may be losing credibility. Bloomberg strategist Mike McGlone sums it up straight: the ratio between Bitcoin and gold is changing fast and could be the first sign of what he calls a great reset. When it comes to data, the