The crypto market entered November under heavy selling pressure as $Bitcoin briefly dipped below $108,000, sparking renewed fear among traders. According to on-chain data, an insider — the same trader who shorted before the last flash crash — has started selling again, dumping over 12,500 BTC worth roughly $1.4 billion in just a few hours.
Today as well, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) is declining. During the weekend, it seemed to have stabilized, but most likely the crypto markets made a big mistake yesterday. However, there are signals indicating a possible rebound in the second half of the month. Summary The Mistake of Crypto Markets The trend of BTC price
Jordi Visser, financial analyst and former president of Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers, explained bitcoin’s price movement, saying it has entered a distribution phase after a silent IPO as initial investors sell part of their gains and a new guard takes the torch. Bitcoin Going Sideways Explained: A Silent IPO and the Changing of the Guard The
As the cryptocurrency market experiences a notable sell-off, whales have been offloading massive amounts of Bitcoin (BTC), contributing to bearish sentiment. Specifically, long-term holders have deposited roughly 13,000 BTC, valued at $1.48 billion, to major exchanges including Kraken, Binance, Coinbase, and Hyperliquid since October 1, according to the latest on-chain data retrieved from Arkham by
Bitcoin is trading near $110,000, but its long-term profit-and-loss signal is showing the same curve alignment that preceded each of the three major sell-offs in its history. The 365-day moving average of the PnL Index, tracked by CryptoQuant, hit similar numbers in 2013, 2017 and 2021, and each time, there was a drop of about
Story Highlights Bitcoin plunges to $108K as Fed’s cautious stance sparks sell-off; analysts warn a drop to $88K if sentiment fails to recover. Market fear grows as long-term holders sell BTC; traders eye $113K resistance and $100K support to gauge Bitcoin’s next move. The crypto market is crashing today, with Bitcoin (BTC) Price struggling to
Key takeaways BTC is down 3% in the last 24 hours and is now trading below $108k. The bearish performance comes as momentum in the market continues to weaken. Bitcoin slips below $108k The cryptocurrency market is opening the weekly candle bearish, with Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies suffering huge losses in the last 24
Net Bitcoin purchases by institutional investors have fallen below the daily issuance rate (mining supply) for the first time in seven months. According to a crypto investment analyst, this signals a concerning shift in market dynamics. On Monday, Charles Edwards, head of Capriole Investments, shared the stark data on his X account. Expressing immediate concern,
Bitcoin fell sharply below $108,000 on Monday, triggering one of the largest liquidation waves seen in weeks. The move extended the weakness seen at the end of October, and reignited fears of short-term volatility in the broader crypto sector. According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin was last changing hands near $107,482, down 2.85% over the past 24