Quantum Solutions, a publicly traded tech company in Japan, has announced plans to purchase up to 3,000 Bitcoin (BTC) over the next 12 months. The post on X by Cointelegraph, highlights a move that could make Quantum the largest public holder of Bitcoin in Japan. The decision comes at a time when the Japanese yen
Bitcoin exhibited a similar pattern to its price action between July and September 2020, and bulls are anticipating the same bullish outcome. The total crypto market cap dropped by 2.76% over the past 24 hours to $3.84 trillion, amid a broader market retracement. Specifically, Bitcoin retested $117,000, while major altcoins, including XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin,
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Bitcoin is consolidating between $116,000 and $120,000 after a sharp breakout in early July. The market has entered a sideways phase as bulls and bears test control. Traders are closely watching the $116K support for clues on Bitcoin’s next move. According to crypto analyst Kevinn Nguyen, the $116,000 level is now critical. He explains that
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking Bitcoin have slipped again, continuing their losing streak as investor sentiment cools. Summary U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs have deepened their losses with another round of outflows. Bitcoin is hovering just below $118K, but analysts say momentum could return. Ethereum ETFs are still thriving, even as the asset’s price cools. U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin
According to on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant, the current Bitcoin bull cycle is largely driven by institutional investors and individuals with high portfolio values. CryptoQuant: Bitcoin Rise Driven by Institutions, Retail Investors Not Yet Involved Analysts state that individual investors have tended to sell since the beginning of 2023, while institutions have entered a period of
Key takeaways BTC dips below $118k as altcoins record huge losses. The leading cryptocurrency could drop below the $116k support level if bearish sentiment grows stronger. Bitcoin stagnates around $117k as altcoins bleed The cryptocurrency market has been bearish over the last 24 hours after enjoying a bullish trend over the last couple of days.
Bitcoin’s latest rally has defied past cycle patterns, and one key indicator may explain why investors aren’t selling, even near all-time highs. Summary Bitcoin is holding above $117K despite a recent pullback after all-time high. CryptoQuant’s Flow Pulse shows low selling pressure, unlike 2017 and 2021. Short-term caution remains, but the long-term trend is still
Bitcoin is currently hovering around $119,060 after consolidating below the $120,000 resistance mark. The broader structure remains bullish, with the Bitcoin price today still trading well above its long-term EMAs. However, momentum has cooled, and multiple indicators suggest a make-or-break moment as BTC coils inside a tightening pattern. What’s Happening With Bitcoin’s Price? BTC price
Bitcoin has experienced significant sideways movement recently, as the crypto king struggles to break through key resistance levels. Despite this, Bitcoin is being actively traded, with short-term and new buyers flocking to the market. However, this influx of new capital could pose both opportunities and risks. Bitcoin Investors Have Been Busy Recent data from the