Bitcoin is back at a level that could decide where the price goes next. $BTC is trading around $76,400, but the bigger issue is what happens if the price gets another shot at the $80,000–$85,000 resistance zone. A Crypto analyst recently pointed this out on X, saying Bitcoin remains below the $80K–$83K bearish order block.
Bitcoin stayed close to $76,500 on Sept. 17 even as two demand-related indicators weakened: Realized Cap posted its first daily contraction in 28 days, and U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a second consecutive day of net outflows. At press time, the latest CryptoSlate Bitcoin market data placed Bitcoin near $76,458, just below the $76,700
Bitcoin and altcoins experienced sharp declines after the Senate vote on the Clarity Act stalled. Following this, the US Federal Reserve (FED) raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time in three years. However, despite the series of negative news, BTC showed a relatively limited reaction, maintaining its pre-decision level of $76,000. While volatile
Bitcoin ($BTC) is no longer a target for corporate treasuries as current buyers sit on unrealized losses, new research shows. Key points: Bitcoin corporate treasuries added just 5,900 $BTC over three months, a fraction of 2025 acquisition rates. Previous buyers remained in unrealized losses on their holdings, with their aggregate cost basis at $80,500. Analysis
Bitcoin’s math problem is a machine that hasn’t been built yet — but that hasn’t stopped developers from moving anyway. Bitcoin quantum resistance has jumped from a theoretical debate to an active engineering priority, after developers published a roadmap aimed at shielding the network from quantum computers before they become powerful enough to break its
The U.S. House Financial Services Committee has advanced legislation to place the federal Strategic Bitcoin Reserve into law, voting 28-21 on Sept. 16 to report the amended H.R. 8957 favorably. The House Financial Services Committee’s official markup record lists the American Reserve Modernization Act of 2026 among the measures considered Wednesday and identifies a substitute
“This may be Bitcoin’s [$BTC] biggest test yet” is how the market is currently describing the situation. In just under three weeks, the markets have changed drastically. Back then, it was FOMO, as the Fear & Greed Index peaked at 74, which meant strong greed for investors and coincided with $BTC’s $82k reclamation. Now it’s
Bitcoin and altcoins experienced sharp declines after the Senate vote on the Clarity Act stalled. Although the US Federal Reserve (FED) subsequently raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time in three years, $BTC showed a relatively limited reaction, maintaining its pre-decision level of $76,000. While $BTC is said to remain resilient, an updated
Whale Alert has confirmed a substantial transfer of 787 $BTC from OKEX to an unknown wallet, valued at approximately $59.9 million. This transfer could be indicative of heightened market activity, prompting traders to stay vigilant. The implications of such transfers are often significant, as they can influence market sentiment and trading strategies. For more details,
Bitcoin’s recent volatility has surged, reflecting a renewed uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve policy. As highlighted by @KaikoData, the 30-day rolling volatility for Bitcoin spiked after the August Jackson Hole speech, eased, and then climbed again into September. This situation suggests that traders should closely monitor future Fed communications for clearer guidance on interest rates, impacting