The number of bitcoin $BTC$66,380.86 held in wallets tied to the cryptocurrency exchange Binance continues to rise, according to data from CryptoQuant. The tally rose to 676,834.84 $BTC ($44.53 billion) on Sunday, a level last seen in November 2024. That marks a 9.3% rise from the multi-month low of 618,782 in November. CoinDesk reached out
Bitcoin slid below $65,000 over the weekend before stabilizing Monday as traders on prediction market Polymarket increased bets that the cryptocurrency’s pullback has further to run. The odds of Bitcoin ($BTC) falling below $55,000 climbed to 72% on Polymarket Monday, with $1.2 billion in volume on platform. Other bearish bets include price declines below $50,000
Crypto hedge funds are sharply pulling back from the market, raising cash levels as risk appetite deteriorates across digital assets. The move away from the market comes as experts suggest Bitcoin ($BTC) is facing an “identity crisis.” Institutional Retreat From Bitcoin Accelerates Major crypto hedge funds have shifted their portfolios in early 2026. According to
Michael Saylor believes Bitcoin could surpass gold in value within the next decade. In an interview with Yahoo Finance, the Strategy founder said he expects Bitcoin’s total market capitalization to exceed that of gold by 2035. His comments came in response to a viewer question about whether Bitcoin can realistically close the valuation gap with
Bitcoin price dropped on Monday after renewed selling pressure sent the market to its lowest level since early February. The $BTC fell to around $65,000 after a steep drop of 5%, a continuation of a one-month pullback of close to 25%. Bitcoin was unable to sustain over $70,000, and its inability to recover made traders
Bitcoin slipped below $65,000 during early Asian trading hours as renewed tariff tensions weighed on broader risk sentiment. As the largest cryptocurrency extends its downtrend, Tether’s $USDT has flashed a signal that has appeared only once before. The move raises questions over whether this marks a major market turning point or signals further downside pressure
Bitcoin breaches key Fibonacci level signaling a stronger downtrend with RSI near oversold, yet an analyst sees bullish setup. Bitcoin ($BTC) is trading at $64,796.37, marking a sharp 4.7% decline over the past 24 hours. This drop positions the crypto within a 24-hour range of $64,435.13 to $68,211.66, highlighting increased short-term volatility. Performance indicators reveal
A wallet from Bitcoin’s earliest days has suddenly moved after 15 years of silence. The owner transferred 11,300 $BTC, worth about $750 million, to exchanges. Many traders reacted fast because the wallet dates back to the Satoshi era. In a market that already feels weak, this kind of action grabs attention. 🚨NEW: SATOSHI-ERA WHALE EXITS