Bitcoin ($BTC) remains in a mixed technical position below $84,000, with improving short-term buying interest meeting resistance as institutional demand and macroeconomic uncertainty weigh on sentiment. Recent withdrawals from US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have reduced buying support from those products. Higher Treasury yields and tensions in the Middle East are also influencing investors’ appetite
What Actually Got Liquidated? Nearly $140 million in shorts were liquidated as bitcoin confirmed a weekly close above $83,000. Hours earlier, a heatmap shared by Kook Capital showed about $95 million in shorts wiped out as $BTC knocked on $84,000. That chart put bitcoin liquidations at $26.34 million, with 93.3% of them shorts. Ether shorts
Bitcoin price prediction for October 13 stays bullish above $83,476, the level $BTC needs to hold after rebounding from last week’s drop to $80,335. Bitcoin Price Analysis: Can $BTC Reclaim $84,217 After Rebounding From $80,335? Bitcoin Price Analysis (Source: TradingView) $BTC trades near $84,127, up 0.73% over the past four hours, recovering after a sharp
Gold bull and ardent Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff has once again slammed Michael Saylor, noting that 2026 has been a disappointment for his company’s Bitcoin-buying strategy if we go by their own data metrics. In his recent X post, responding to Saylor’s most recent Bitcoin buy announcement, Schiff referred to the company’s Bitcoin yield, which
Cryptocurrency analytics company Glassnode, in its new report evaluating the current state of the Bitcoin ($BTC) market, explained the key factors behind last week’s decline. According to the company, futures traders and spot Bitcoin ETF investors led the selling pressure, while on-chain data shows that new capital continues to flow into the market. According to
Bitcoin’s fixed supply could come with an economic price tag, and it’s not just about volatility. Willy Woo argues that hard-capped money could make borrowing riskier, restrict credit, and slow economic growth. The trade-off? Fewer bubbles, but potentially a much slower economy. The debate resurfaced after Saifedean Ammous, author of The Bitcoin Standard, reposted his
As Bitcoin ($BTC) saw over $25 billion wiped from its market capitalization in 24 hours – dropping to roughly $1.65 trillion on October 12, 2026 – analysts sampled by Finbold have warned of mounting sell-off pressures. On Monday, Aksel Kibar, a former fund manager at the National Bank of Abu Dhabi, issued a cautionary statement
The newly discovered Ledger exploit has stirred broad industry debate over the safety of hardware wallets compared to effectively custodying Bitcoin holdings through exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Bitcoin analyst Plan B said his then-controversial decision to move his Bitcoin (BTC) holdings to ETFs in 2025 was the right call in light of the recent Coldcard and