Could the Bitcoin price fall further after breaching $100,000, or will institutional buyers step in to support the current levels? Summary Bitcoin price fell below $100,000 after an extended rally, sparking renewed selling pressure and investor uncertainty across global markets. Massive liquidations combined with high leverage and ETF outflows, triggered widespread fear and structural fragility
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Key Takeaways Bitcoin has identified liquidation clusters around $105K and $98K, according to market analysis. These zones represent areas where large amounts of leveraged long and short positions are likely to be forcibly liquidated if the price moves to these thresholds. Bitcoin faces potential liquidation zones around $105,000 and $98,000, according to current market analysis.
Key Takeaways Bitcoin’s bid and ask ratio has turned positive for the first time in months, indicating renewed bullish momentum. A positive bid and ask ratio signals higher buy demand relative to sell supply in Bitcoin’s orderbook. Bitcoin’s bid and ask ratio turned positive today for the first time in months, signaling renewed bullish momentum
US President Donald Trump’s Bitcoin investment, coupled with the recent cryptocurrency market crash, has led to a significant loss of his personal wealth. According to Forbes, Bitcoin’s drop below $100,000 today negatively impacted Trump’s large-scale BTC purchases over the summer. Trump, who had long been skeptical of cryptocurrencies, suddenly turned around in the summer of
On-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant reported in its latest report published on the X platform that many crypto finance companies are under serious pressure due to unrealized losses. CryptoQuant: Crypto Finance Companies Under Pressure from Unrealized Losses According to the report, not only Bitcoin but also the corporate companies that hold this asset are negatively affected
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), the company led by Michael Saylor that turned its balance sheet into one giant Bitcoin bet, is suddenly under pressure again. According to CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn, the MSTR stock has broken below its 50-week EMA, a technical line that divides healthy uptrends from larger corrections. Since the breakdown, the company has already
Bitcoin dipped below $100,000 for the second time this week Friday morning after having dropped 2.7% in the past 24 hours. BTC has lost 9.1% since this time last week. “Bitcoin’s dip below $100K looks more like a mid-cycle shakeout than a trend reversal,” Bitunix analyst Dean Chen told Decrypt. “ETF data show a net inflow
Bitcoin has recently fallen below the crucial $100K support level, indicating a notable bearish move. If buyers couldn’t hold this critical level, another cascade toward the $95K range will occur. Technical Analysis By Shayan The Daily Chart On the daily timeframe, BTC remains locked between the $100K–$102K demand block and the $114K resistance cluster, with
The bears are back in town, and BTC has dropped below $100,000 for the second time this week as the overall market sentiment remains highly bearish. This has prompted even some of the most optimistic analysts to change their tune on bitcoin, including Merlijn The Trader, who outlined a crucial warning sign that has led