As Bitcoin ($BTC) technicals signal a potential bear market bottom, Crypto Patel anticipates the flagship coin to reach $116,000 before November 2026. The crypto analyst said that Bitcoin price is on the verge of rallying more than 100% over the next 150 days, based on his analysis that Finbold verified on July 22. $BTC weekly
Bitcoin Adoption Outpaces a 5,000-Year-Old Rival River, a bitcoin-focused financial services company, published research earlier this month showing that bitcoin ownership among American adults has overtaken gold ownership for the first time on record. The firm reported that 49.6 million Americans now hold bitcoin, or 18.6% of the adult population, while 28.8 million, or 10.8%,
Bitcoin has fallen more than 50% from its $125,000 cycle peak, but Grayscale’s Zach Pandl has argued that the cryptocurrency may have already reached its bottom if the Federal Reserve stops raising interest rates. Grayscale Research has presented two competing views of when the current Bitcoin bear market could end, with one based on the
Bitcoin has climbed back from its June 30 low near $58,500, trading at near $66,000 as of press time. Options traders are still paying steep premiums for protection against another leg down, and traders on perpetual futures markets have resumed paying to hold leveraged long positions. Both readings sit in a middle zone, well short
A Record Built Over 2.5 Years Long-term holders (LTH), a category tracking wallets that have held bitcoin for at least 155 days, own more of the circulating $BTC supply than at any point on record. The classification, based on Glassnode’s widely used methodology, treats coins that survive the 155-day threshold without moving as statistically unlikely
In brief Bitcoin is trading at $66,208 after the daily 200 EMA held as a floor following a crash to the $53K–$54K range. The death cross—50 EMA below 200 EMA—is still active on the daily chart. On Myriad, 64.6% of traders bet Bitcoin hits $55K before $84K—consistent with the technical picture and a 900-hour negative
Bitcoin price has fallen more than 1% below $66,000 as renewed U.S.-Iran threats have lifted oil prices and increased expectations for another Federal Reserve rate hike this year. According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price was trading near $65,700 on July 22 after reaching an intraday high of roughly $66,886, leaving the cryptocurrency under
Bitcoin ($BTC) held higher on Wednesday as crypto and risk assets continued to brush off US-Iran war tensions. Key points: Bitcoin limits its comedown from five-week highs despite fresh escalation in the US-Iran war. US stocks also ignore the potential risks, as analysis warns that shorts could pay as a result. A Bitcoin trader sees
Electric car manufacturer Tesla has announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2026. The value of the digital assets included in the company’s balance sheet decreased from $786 million on March 31, 2026, to $674 million as of June 30, 2026. Tesla did not make any Bitcoin purchases or sales during the quarter.
Cryptocurrency market maker Wintermute analyzed the rise in Bitcoin and Ethereum following the release of June inflation data in the US. The company stated that there are signs of recovery in the structure of the cryptocurrency market, but the upward trend is not yet confirmed. The US consumer price index (CPI) fell 0.4% month-on-month in