Bitcoin price is walking a tightrope this November. The daily chart shows the price hovering just above $103,000 after a sharp drop from $110,000, with the market digesting a messy mix of economic signals from the United States. The Federal Reserve has cut rates, but data gaps caused by the government shutdown are clouding visibility
Leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins continue to face challenging times. The effects of the Great Crash of October 11th are still lingering, and a sharp and sudden decline has been experienced this week. In the recent decline, Bitcoin fell below the critical $100,000 level, increasing expectations of further declines. While $90,000, $80,000 and even
A recent analysis has highlighted the cruciality of the current Bitcoin price level and how its next move would shape the ongoing bull market cycle. Bitcoin (BTC) is slowly becoming unprofitable for investors who purchased the asset at the start of the year. The premier asset has declined from its all-time high of $126,200 in
Bitcoin price is struggling below $105,000. BTC could continue to move down if it stays below the $104,200 resistance. Bitcoin started a fresh decline below the $104,000 support. The price is trading below $104,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There was a break above a bearish trend line with resistance at $103,000 on
Bitcoin has plunged into bear market territory, yet institutional adoption remains robust. Tokyo-listed MetaPlanet recently secured a significant $100 million loan, collateralized by its existing Bitcoin holdings. The funds will be used to acquire additional BTC and to launch a share buyback program strategically. This aggressive move highlights a widening divergence in perception: short-term price
Story Highlights Bitcoin plunged below $100K, erasing $2 billion, triggering extreme fear across global crypto markets. Analyst Shanaka Anslem Perera calls the drop a “mid-cycle reset,” not a collapse signal. Long-term holders control 70% of supply, while institutions quietly accumulate through massive ETF inflows. The crypto market just faced one of its sharpest shocks in
The Bitcoin price narrowly escaped a deeper breakdown this week, bouncing 2.1% in the past 24 hours to trade near $103,700 after briefly falling to around $98,900. The move stabilized sentiment, but the market isn’t in the clear yet. To confirm a true recovery, Bitcoin would need to climb another 12% from current levels —
Samson Mow, the founder of Bitcoin technology infrastructure company Jan3, argues the Bitcoin bull run is yet to begin, as Bitcoin fell to just under $100,000 earlier this week. “The Bitcoin bull run hasn’t started yet. We’re just marginally outperforming inflation at this price range,” he said on Wednesday. Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader cryptocurrency
Popular analyst Willy Woo, who draws attention with his analyses in the cryptocurrency market, announced his latest predictions for the Bitcoin price. Accordingly, Willy Woo criticized the long-term holding (LTH) metric used in his recent Bitcoin (BTC) analysis as outdated and misleading. Woo said that the ‘long-term holder’ metric (Bitcoins held for more than five