The DeFi Report, a cryptocurrency analysis and data platform, shared a comprehensive assessment of Bitcoin ($BTC) and the broader cryptocurrency market in its latest report. Analyzing the bear market that has lasted for approximately 9.5 months (287 days), analysts have made critical observations at the intersection of on-chain metrics, buyer group behavior, and global macroeconomic
Bitcoin has broken above $65,500 and, having fully recovered the 13% decline seen at the beginning of July, has entered a clear technical runway toward yearly highs. The catalyst for a potential rally is an abnormal imbalance of forces within the Bitcoin network, where the URPD metric (UTXO Realized Price Distribution) has recorded a sweeping
Bitcoin’s mysterious creator, known as Satoshi Nakamoto, became $5,000 richer over the past 24 hours. But not because of a rise in the cryptocurrency’s price. Someone using Revolut sent that amount directly to wallets from his legendary network. The transactions on the Arkham platform look like a planned sequence in which an unknown user first
A Bitcoin address on-chain analysts believe is tied to the crypto investment firm Abraxas Capital has deposited 2,211 $BTC, valued at approximately $144 million, into the Kraken exchange. The transaction, flagged by blockchain analytics platform Arkham, occurred earlier this week and has drawn attention from traders monitoring large holder movements. On-Chain Signal and Market Implications
Bitcoin ($BTC) extended its recent correction on Thursday, trading below $65,800 after posting modest losses in the previous session. While institutional investors continue accumulating Bitcoin through spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs), growing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have dampened investor sentiment and limited the cryptocurrency’s upside. The latest decline comes as higher oil prices and
Bitcoin remains on track for $70,000–$73,000 while holding support near $63,500. However, a breakdown and renewed uncertainty around the CLARITY Act could shift attention toward $60,000 or even $55,000. Bitcoin Holds Key Support as $73,000 Target Remains Bitcoin has entered a consolidation phase after its recent recovery, but the broader setup remains constructive while support
Investor Lawrence Lepard says the current fear surrounding Bitcoin and MicroStrategy could be creating a major buying opportunity rather than signaling the end of the bull case. Speaking with Michaël van de Poppe, Lepard argued that investors often irrationally dislike falling prices. However, cheaper valuations are usually what long-term buyers want. He believes Bitcoin could
Bitcoin price has fallen 1.4% from an intraday high of $66,300 to $65,368 as rising oil prices, renewed U.S.-Iran tensions, and regulatory uncertainty have pushed traders toward a more defensive stance. The decline erased part of Bitcoin’s recent recovery and brought the $65,000 support level back into focus. Selling accelerated after $BTC failed to hold
The crypto market has increasingly followed U.S. macroeconomic conditions, often falling alongside equities during periods of tightening liquidity. That relationship now faces another test from the U.S. 30-year Treasury yield. The yield reached 5.16%, raising concerns about borrowing costs and the returns investors demand from risk assets. Why does the 30-year yield matter? The U.S.
Bitcoin rebounded from $62,000 and climbed to $66,900, but its upward momentum weakened again. $BTC faced rejection near $66,000 and recorded lower closes for two consecutive days. It also fell to $65,500. At press time, Bitcoin traded at $65,602, following a 1.15% daily decline. Despite this weakness, Bitcoin linked to BlackRock’s exchange-traded fund returned to