Bitcoin (BTC) not only failed to meet the historical bullish expectations in October and November, but also had its worst months in recent years. As Bitcoin, which has been struggling with sharp declines for two months, begins to recover, whales are also updating their positions. In a remarkable move in the crypto market, the whale
Bitcoin BTC$92,314.84 has now tumbled 30% or more three times in the current cycle. The latest stands out in terms of how BTC’s dominance behaved during the correction — falling rather than rising, as usually happens. BTC dropped to nearly $80,000 late last week, a 36% decline from October’s all-time high above $126,000. The downturn
Bitcoin could be preparing to turn a corner after a period of seasonal weakness, according to BTIG chief technical strategist Jonathan Krinsky. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has climbed steadily in recent sessions, and analysts suggest historical patterns may support further strength into the year-end. Seasonal weakness nearing potential end Copy link to section Krinsky points
Cyberscope, a prominent entity for KYC services and smart contract audits, has collaborated with 4EVERLAND, a top Web3 infrastructure platform. The partnership is aimed at advancing the secure Web3 cloud network with AI integration. As mentioned by Cyberscope in its official social media announcement, the development provides Web3 builders with a relatively secure and smoother
Key Takeaways A prominent BTC whale has switched from holding a $91 million short position to a 3x long position. This major shift could signal increasing bullish sentiment among large Bitcoin holders. A crypto whale who previously opened a short position of 1,000 BTC valued at around $91 million has closed the bet at a
U.S. economist Paul Krugman says bitcoin’s recent decline reflects U.S. President Donald Trump’s diminishing political influence. Bitcoin’s Tie to Pro-Crypto Politics U.S. economist and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman has intensified his criticism of bitcoin ( BTC), claiming that the cryptocurrency’s recent price action, including its tumble to $80,500 on Nov 21, has turned it into
Bitcoin (BTC), which failed to experience the expected rise in October and November, known as the historically bullish months, experienced its worst months in many years. According to Coinglass data, the average change in Bitcoin prices for November today was -16.75%. Looking at average monthly change rates alone, this rate is at its lowest level
In today’s landscape, Bitcoin crypto news is dominated by a market that looks tired after an extended euphoric run. The spot pair against Tether now trades near 91,200, and the chart suggests a market that is trying to stabilize after a sharp slide rather than launching straight into a new trend. However, under the surface
The European Central Bank made a clear announcement on Bitcoin reserves, and the decision created loud discussions across global crypto circles. The bank said it will not include Bitcoin in its reserves, and this move surprised traders who expected a softer tone after the recent crypto adoption surge. The reaction from the market showed strong