The cryptocurrency world is constantly evolving, with innovations promising to reshape how we transact and interact with digital assets. Among the most exciting developments is the ongoing evolution of the Lightning Network, Bitcoin’s powerful layer-2 solution. Imagine a future where billions of dollars in stablecoin transactions flow through this network, not just Bitcoin. This isn’t
The recent collapse of Bitcoin from its consolidation range may seem concerning on the surface, but the underlying data paints a very different picture. In a larger bullish trend, this move is a rotation-led correction rather than a surrender. When critical metrics are analyzed objectively, the panic selling narrative just is not true. As of
Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline, dropping below $115,000 for the first time in nearly two weeks after briefly flirting with the $120,000 mark. Bitcoin’s Descent Just a day after flirting with the $120,000 mark, bitcoin ( BTC) experienced a swift descent, plummeting below $115,000 — a level not seen in nearly two weeks. Bitstamp data
After weeks of climbing, Bitcoin is pulling back. The crypto giant has dropped a few points on the day, dragging the crypto market down with it. Summary Bitcoin is back in $115,000 range. Capital is rotating into ETH and altcoins, dampening BTC momentum. Analysts say this may just be a cooldown, not the end of
A number of public companies may be about to build hoards of altcoins in an attempt to pump their share prices. Such companies are attempting to replicate the model mastered by Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR) which has now accumulated 2.9% of all the bitcoin BTC$116,623.03 that will ever exist. Since it embarked on its BTC
Disclaimer: The analyst who wrote this article owns shares in Strategy. Strategy (MSTR), under the leadership of Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, may have just finalized its largest preferred stock issuance to date with an STRC (Stretch) offering joining the STRD, STRF and STRK preferred shares to build out the company’s credit yield curve. Among these,
Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below $115,220 on Friday, down 3.01% in the last 24 hours, as the cryptocurrency faces pressure from massive whale movements that crypto analyst Crypto Patel describes as a potential “major distribution event.” Using Arkham data, the analysis reveals that a major Bitcoin OG with 80,009 BTC (~$9.6 billion) has been systematically moving
Story Highlights Captain Faibik warns Bitcoin’s Rising Wedge could break, pushing price sharply below $100,000 soon. Analyst says that bearish PO3 could trap late buyers; smart traders wait for clear signs before acting. Galaxy Digital sold 10,000 BTC and withdrew $370M USDT, causing heavy liquidations quickly. $113,000 is the key level; daily close below confirms
Bitcoin price slid by over 1.6 percent today, falling below 117,000 and testing the 116,000 zone. After holding steady near the upper Bollinger Band for the last few sessions, this drop signals a clear change in market sentiment. So, what’s causing the sell-off? Bitcoin Price Prediction: Massive Sell Pressure from Galaxy Digital Let’s start with