Bitcoin has been trading below $70,000 for about three weeks, with recent whale purchases totaling over $43 million failing to push the price above $65,000. Large investors, or whales, have dominated market activity since early June, but their buying has not reversed the overall bearish trend, as Bitcoin fell over 15% during the month. Market activity remains low, and without a clear bullish shift from whales, Bitcoin is likely to stay range-bound and face downward pressure in the near term.
On October 20, the share of top-trader accounts holding long positions in Ether on USD-margined futures rose sharply by 5.63 percentage points to 72.18%, indicating increased bullish sentiment. Bitcoin also saw a notable increase of 5.02 points to 65...
Bitcoin fell 0.5% to around $81,400 despite a $526.6 million inflow into U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, the largest in nearly a month. The drop coincided with a 3.7% fall in South Korea's Kospi index, driven by declines in chipmakers SK Hynix and Samsung am...
Bitway (BTW) experienced the largest 24-hour decline among 89 leading cryptocurrencies, falling 15.57% to $1.92 and dropping in market rank from 36th to 38th. In contrast, Worldcoin (WLD) led the gainers with a 10.61% rise to $0.543, ranking 49th by ...
On October 20, 2026, Bitcoin traded at $81,382, down 1.6% in 24 hours and nearly 7% year-to-date, facing resistance around $82,000. Altcoins like Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin, and Cardano have seen sharper declines, some losing over 30% this year. The cry...
Justin Sun, founder of Tron, expressed increased bearishness on Bitcoin, citing advances in AI and quantum computing that could break Bitcoin's cryptography faster than expected. He doubts Bitcoin's network can upgrade quickly enough to address these...
