On July 31, something rare and unsettling happened in the Bitcoin price. Five miner wallets from April 2010, untouched for more than 15 years, suddenly moved 250 BTC — now worth nearly 30 million dollars — to two new addresses. These wallets were created during Bitcoin’s earliest days, when mining was done on basic CPUs
Following another rejection at the $120,000 level, Bitcoin (BTC) is beginning to show signs of cooling off – potentially setting the stage for another rally in the second half of the year. Some analysts now predict that BTC’s next top could approach $150,000. Bitcoin’s Current Overheating Phase Short-Lived According to a CryptoQuant Quicktake post by
Bitcoin (BTC) continues to trade within a narrow price range, showing limited upward movement over the past week. At the time of writing, the leading cryptocurrency is priced around $117,719, representing a 1% decline in the past 24 hours and a 4.2% drop from its recent all-time high above $123,000. Amid this price performance, a
Bitcoin’s recent volatility has sparked renewed fears of a deeper correction. Amid global macro tension, ETF rebalancing, and unexpected regulatory actions in key markets, traders are once again asking the big question: Is another Bitcoin crash on the horizon? Although the top crypto asset continues to attract long-term institutional inflows, short-term panic selling is creating
As capital floods into the premier non-sovereign store of value, new metas and market structures are forming in real time. Led by high-profile moves from companies like Strategy—and now echoed by a new wave of corporate acquisition vehicles—bitcoin is no longer just a bet on the future. It’s fast becoming a foundational layer in today’s
Bitcoin’s price briefly fell below $116,000 this afternoon following the release of the Trump administration’s highly anticipated Digital Assets Report, a policy proposal aimed at establishing the United States as the global leader in digital asset innovation. JUST IN: White House officially publishes digital assets report, says they will “develop strategies that could be used
A new Glassnode report has revealed that $141,000 could end up being the next major resistance for Bitcoin, should its price break convincingly higher. Bitcoin Is Currently Trading Between These Two STH Pricing Bands In its latest weekly report, the on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has discussed the Short-Term Holder (STH) Cost Basis and some pricing
BTC price continues holding above $119,887, while the daily EMAs confirm an ongoing upward market direction. All three EMAs have upward slopes that help support BTC between the key zones of $117800 and $114933. No bearish crosses have appeared, and price action has kept a strong position above dynamic support areas. Bitcoin is trading near
Key Notes Whale investors accumulated 66,040 BCH on Tuesday, marking the highest single-day inflow since early July’s peak activity. Technical indicators show BCH trading near upper Bollinger Band resistance at $587, with potential targets at $615 if momentum sustains. Ethereum profit-taking is driving capital rotation into mid-cap altcoins like Bitcoin Cash, supporting continued upward pressure.
Bitcoin pushed above $118000 with clear momentum as it invalidated the descending wedge from June lows. The price now faces a key challenge near $123182 which marked the all time high zone for BTC previously. If bulls maintain pressure above this level Bitcoin may climb toward the projected $128000 mark before August. Bitcoin (BTC) has