Story Highlights Bitcoin struggles below $71K as sentiment cools, but strong $60K support and steady institutional ETF inflows keep prices from falling sharply. With no fresh catalysts or regulatory clarity, Bitcoin consolidates between $60K–$71K, supported by mining costs and ongoing institutional demand. Bitcoin is trading just below the $71,000 level and is finding it hard
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), has fallen to $60,000 in a downward trend that has continued since October. Bitcoin, which plummeted to $60,000 last week, has recovered just as quickly, rising back above $70,000. This recovery rapidly reshaped expectations in the forecasting markets as well. According to recent data, the popular prediction marketplace Polymarket is
Positive internal factors such as ETFs and DATs fail to fully explain why capital has continued to flow out of the market since mid-last year. The correlation between Bitcoin and US software stocks offers a new perspective. Recent data highlights how private credit has come to dominate the crypto market. A Strong Correlation Between Bitcoin
Bitcoin is flashing renewed stability this month, backed by a notable seasonal pattern, as it has never posted back-to-back losses in January and February. Key Points Bitcoin has fallen 12.55% in February, following a 10.16% drop in January, testing a long-standing seasonal pattern. Historically, February has rebounded after a losing January (observed in 2015, 2016,
Billion-dollar liquidation events are no longer rare in crypto markets. While these crashes often appear suddenly, on-chain data, leverage positioning, and technical signals usually reveal stress long before forced selling begins. This article examines whether reconstructing major historical events can help anticipate liquidation cascades. Keep reading on for early signals and how to read them
Story Highlights Bitcoin’s 50% drop isn’t being driven by ETF panic. ETF flow data reveals a split market, with long-term allocators buying as short-term traders exit. Gold’s surge and shifting investor behavior are reshaping this Bitcoin sell-off. Bitcoin is down over 45% from its October 2025 peak, spot crypto fund AUM has dropped to $130
Bitcoin price slipped again on Feb. 10 after failing to stay above the $70,000 level, an area that had supported the market through much of the recent consolidation. Summary Bitcoin is under pressure as capital inflows fail to translate into price expansion. On-chain data shows rising whale exchange deposits and steady ETF outflows. Technical structure
Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus has taken a public swipe at Strategy’s latest Bitcoin purchase, questioning the timing amid the company’s growing unrealized losses. His remarks surfaced shortly after Strategy disclosed another major Bitcoin acquisition, reigniting debate around its aggressive accumulation strategy amid heightened market volatility. Key Points Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus criticized Strategy for buying
About a week ago, bitcoin $BTC$69,114.30 dropped more than 10% in a day to around $60,000 before rebounding to $70,000 in recent days. The question is, did the slide mark “capitulation,” when holders panic-sell at a loss, exhaust bearish pressure and set the stage for a new bull run? The futures market says no, suggesting
Bitcoin has attempted to recover in recent sessions, but upward momentum has stalled as the market waits for a clearer direction. Price remains range-bound after a sharp correction, frustrating short-term traders. Despite this pause, historical indicators suggest a bottom may be forming. Past cycles show similar conditions often precede renewed recovery phases. Bitcoin Profitable Supply