Daily transaction fees on the Bitcoin network have collapsed by more than 80% since April, according to a report from Galaxy Digital. As of August 2025, nearly 15% of blocks are “free,” meaning they’re being mined with minimal or no transaction fees, just one satoshi per virtual byte or less. Lower Bitcoin (BTC) transaction fees
The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart is projecting that the maiden digital currency could trade within a broad band between $36,596 and $409,412 by September 30, 2025. The outlook comes as Bitcoin (BTC) faces bearish sentiment after slipping below the $110,000 support zone, sparking concerns it could retest the $100,000 level. At press time, Bitcoin was trading
The crypto market opened the week on shaky ground, with Bitcoin (BTC) struggling to defend the $107,000 support zone. One analyst has warned that a bearish divergence that has been forming for weeks continues to pressure the price. Daily Chart: The Golden Pocket at $107K For now, Bitcoin’s saving grace is the $107K–$108K golden pocket.
Bitcoin trades at $108,413 with a 24-hour trading volume of $22.57 billion and a market capitalization of $2.15 trillion. In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency fluctuated between $108,262 and $109,453, showing tight consolidation within a narrow range. Bitcoin The daily chart reveals a firmly established bearish trend as bitcoin forms a lower-high, lower-low structure
Silver has now surpassed Bitcoin by market capitalization following the precious metal’s most recent price surge. The two assets are currently valued at $2.27 trillion and $2.18 trillion, respectively. The white metal is currently experiencing yet another breakout alongside gold, recently surging by nearly 3%. This comes after the Saudi Central Bank recently revealed fresh
Crypto Gains Traction in Retirement Planning Cryptocurrency is no longer viewed as just a speculative trade. Across the globe, more people are now considering digital assets as part of their retirement strategy. Surveys show that a significant portion of adults are open to allocating part of their pension savings to cryptocurrencies, while others are even
Bitcoin’s red month is almost here, and as we approach yet another September, is it inevitable that prices will dwindle? Let’s take a look at some of the reasons the ninth month of the year is historically bad for Bitcoin. Why September is historically Bitcoin’s red month Since 2013, September has proven to be a
The weekly chart of Bitcoin is showing strong warning signs, and now Peter Schiff, one of the loudest critics of the asset, has added fuel to the debate by suggesting the peak could already be behind us. Schiff, who has always been more into gold than crypto, talked about a post comparing past Q4 surges
According to information shared by GreeksLive’s macroeconomic researcher Adam, the cryptocurrency community is worried that the nonfarm payrolls (NFP) data to be released on September 5th will create volatility in the markets. Adam, in his briefing to the Chinese community, stated that the current market sentiment is cautious and bearish. He noted that Bitcoin (BTC)