Bitcoin has seen about $1.8 billion in liquidations recently, mostly from long positions, following a price drop from around $60,000. This deleveraging could clear the way for renewed momentum if spot demand returns, supported by easing macroeconomic fears and a shift away from the U.S. dollar. However, rising unrealized losses among long-term holders and increased expectations of Fed rate hikes add uncertainty, suggesting downside risks remain. The market may be underestimating these risks despite a cleaner leverage setup and improving macro conditions.
Bitcoin recovered to around $60,000 on June 26, ending a steep two-day decline of nearly $4,500. Despite this rebound, the cryptocurrency remains down over 30% year-to-date, reflecting a prolonged but mild bear market that started in late 2025. Histo...
Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone forecasts that Tether (USDT), a dollar-pegged stablecoin, is likely to overtake Bitcoin as the largest cryptocurrency by market value. He highlights the growing dominance of stablecoins reshaping the cry...
Bitcoin dropped to a new cycle low around $58,075 following a failed recovery attempt that briefly pushed prices to $67,248. The cryptocurrency currently trades near $60,300 but remains down across daily, monthly, and yearly timeframes, reflecting on...
Bitcoin dropped below the key $60,000 support level, with 5.6 million BTC now held at a loss, the highest since 2019. This indicates growing stress among long-term holders who have owned Bitcoin for over 155 days. Despite this, about 37% of these hol...
Cryptocurrency markets exhibit mixed price changes, with Bitcoin trading around $59,377, slightly up by 0.90%. Ethereum is down by 0.87%, while Solana and AAVE show significant gains of 6.69% and 8.02% respectively. Other altcoins like M and VELVET a...
