According to CoinDesk Research’s technical analysis data model, bitcoin BTC$102,100.33 retreated in measured fashion during Tuesday’s trading session, sliding from $103,177 to $102,203 while carving out clear bearish structure after probing session highs above $105,300. The world’s most valuable cryptocurrency moved within a hefty $3,289 range, with the critical breakdown materializing at 2:00 PM on
Bitcoin price failed to recover above $105,000. BTC is trimming gains and might could continue to move down if it trades below $101,200. Bitcoin started a fresh decline after it failed to clear $105,500. The price is trading below $105,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with
Bitcoin’s price swings are no longer affecting institutional interest in crypto technology, such as tokenization, meaning it now has a solid leg to stand on its own, according to Thomas Cowan, head of tokenization at Galaxy. Cowan told Cointelegraph at The Bridge conference in New York City on Wednesday that there has been a “separation
Bitcoin is entering a consolidation phase, holding steady above the $100,000 mark but struggling to break past $105,000. The market appears to be stabilizing after weeks of volatility, yet on-chain data signals that profit-taking remains active. According to top analyst Darkfost, since the exceptional liquidation event in early October, many investors have started to secure
NYSE-listed Exodus Movement reported a stronger third-quarter performance this week as firms across the sector leaned more heavily on Bitcoin-driven activity while broader corporate accumulation cooled. The company reported a 51% year-over-year rise in revenue to $30.3 million in the third quarter, supported by higher swap activity and increased exchange-provider volumes. Net income rose to
Bitcoin Depot (Nasdaq: BTM), the largest Bitcoin ATM operator in North America, is entering the Asian market with a new launch in Hong Kong, marking the company’s first international expansion into the region. According to an announcement on Wednesday, the expansion reflects a strategy to reach markets with strong demand for easy cash-to-crypto conversion. Bitcoin
VivoPower International’s evolving “digital asset treasury” blueprint took center stage in New York this week as Adam Traidman, the company’s Chairman of the Board of Advisors and a former Ripple board member, sketched out what he called a “DAT 2.0” or “anti-DAT” playbook to accumulate XRP at a steep discount while simultaneously extracting on-chain yield.
According to an analyst, Bitcoin sits in a liquidity set-up that has shown up before big rallies. Prices are not shooting higher yet. At press time Bitcoin trades around $104,500, down 0.5% over the past day. Traders watched a decline of about 1.8% earlier that pushed the price near $103,400 and it briefly touched $102,850
Bitcoin price fell sharply on Wednesday, sliding 3.6% at times from an intraday high of $105,316 to a low at $100,803, even as U.S. stocks and gold climbed ahead of the House vote to end the government shutdown. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has 423 points, or 0.8% currently led by gains in Goldman Sachs,