Bitcoin price started a decent increase above $68,000. $BTC is now consolidating above $66,250 and might aim for more gains above $68,800. Bitcoin started a fresh increase after it settled above the $67,200 support. The price is trading above $67,200 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a new bearish trend line forming
The Bitcoin price holds $62,200 support with the formation of a double bottom reversal pattern. Historical cycle data suggests prior bear phases lasted around 21–23 months from peak to bottom. A bullish divergence in daily Relative Strength Index 43% suggest a potential recovery in near term. On Wednesday, the Bitcoin price experienced a strong inflow
The total fees paid on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) recently fell to approximately $593,000, marking the network’s lowest usage cost since at least August 2025. This collapse in transaction activity on one of crypto’s busiest highways is reviving memories of a similar demand drought last summer that immediately preceded a 95% rally in Bitcoin
As discussions continue regarding the ongoing decline in cryptocurrency markets, Qiao Wang, co-founder of Alliance, shared a noteworthy opinion. According to Wang, the primary factor determining Bitcoin prices is not macroeconomic developments or external shocks, but largely technical analysis and investor psychology. In a statement made on social media, Wang noted that investors have been
On Feb. 26, BlackRock purchased roughly 4,309 $BTC, valued at around $289.6 million, within just one hour. The transfers were from the Coinbase Prime hot wallets to the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) wallets. The move occurred amid the largest daily inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs in the last two weeks.
After a brief period of optimism in the cryptocurrency markets, selling pressure has returned. Bitcoin, following yesterday’s sharp recovery, fell again today, weakening investors’ hopes of a “bottom formation.” Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, fell by as much as 3.5% to $66,511. Just a day earlier, it had approached the $70,000 level for the first
Bitcoin’s rally stalled as the cryptocurrency retreated from over $69,000 to roughly $67,000, triggering over $470 million in liquidations and wiping $40 billion off its market cap. Market Cap Shrinks Amid Liquidations On Feb. 26, bitcoin’s relief rally hit a wall. After effortlessly sweeping past the $69,000 mark, the cryptocurrency struggled to sustain its upward
Vetle Lunde, Head of Research at cryptocurrency research firm K33 Research, has published a comprehensive analysis examining the long-debated claims of “systematic selling at 10:00 AM” in the Bitcoin market. According to Lunde’s study, which examined over 606,000 minutes of data between January 1, 2025, and February 26, 2026, Bitcoin’s average return at 10:00 AM
Cryptocurrency analytics company Binance Research stated that leverage ratio data for Bitcoin ($BTC) may indicate the formation of a short-term bottom. According to the institution’s assessment shared on social media, Bitcoin’s leverage ratio has reached its highest level since November last year. It was noted that a passive increase in leverage occurred because the price