Story Highlights Bitcoin falls below $109K, sparking warnings of a deeper correction toward $75K. Analysts highlight CME gaps and key support zones. Long-term predictions remain bullish Crypto markets took a hit over the weekend with Bitcoin and Ether seeing sharp declines. While some see this as a temporary dip before new highs, Bitcoin critic Peter
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Bitcoin faces a potential correction. It must quickly reclaim $110,800. Failure to do so could trigger a further downturn. Glassnode identified a key metric. $110,800 is the average cost for new investors, based on May through July buyers. During this period, Bitcoin hit new all-time highs. Bitcoin Should Defend $110,800 Glassnode explains that the average
Peter Schiff, a Bitcoin (BTC) critic, has made a strong bearish statement about the flagship cryptocurrency. He has asserted that the coin can crash to a low of $75,000. Schiff’s fatal comments in a post on X were made after BTC dipped below $109,000 on the market. Peter Schiff warns of further Bitcoin decline Notably,
With Bitcoin (BTC) suffering a sharp crash that saw the asset dip below the $110,000 mark, insights from OpenAI’s artificial intelligence (AI) tool ChatGPT-5 suggest that more losses could materialize within weeks. The AI model emphasized that Bitcoin’s short-term outlook points to further downside, with the likelihood of more weakness in September 2025. According to
August trading data from Binance exposed a clear divergence between bullish futures sentiment and Bitcoin’s actual downward trend. This gap highlights the growing risks of excessive optimism in leveraged trading. Market Imbalance Despite Bitcoin experiencing significant declines throughout the month, funding rates on Binance futures contracts consistently remained positive. CryptoQuant found that the figure ranged
Asset manager Bitwise has released its Bitcoin long-term capital market assumption, predicting its ultimate target in a bull case by 2035. Notably, the August 25 report echoes the “buy the dip” sentiment as Bitcoin continues to consolidate. The premier crypto asset dropped below $110,000 on Monday for the first time since July, as selling pressure
Bitcoin’s brief dip below $110,000 in the past 24 hours triggered one of the heaviest liquidation rounds in recent times. According to Coinglass data, crypto traders betting on the market lost $811.6 million, with more than 179,000 traders forced out of positions. Speaking on this broad liquidation event, Sean Dawson, head of research at Derive.xyz,
Bitcoin ETFs have logged six straight days of outflows, the longest streak since April, mounting pressure on Bitcoin’s short-term outlook. According to on-chain and market analytics platform Santiment, the $1.2 billion outflow marks the longest withdrawal streak since early April, and it highlights growing pressure on Bitcoin’s short-term price performance. The firm attributes much of
Bitcoin is trading 10% below its all-time high, pressured by heavy profit-taking that has wiped out some of its value since August 14. The leading cryptocurrency now trades around the $110,000 level, with on-chain signals suggesting a deeper correction could be imminent. BTC Futures Traders Retreat as Selloffs Continue On-chain data shows that sell-side pressure