Bitcoin holders with short-term positions are selling at a loss, signaling capitulation typical in late bear markets. Miners face pressure as production costs exceed market prices, and Bitcoin's price consolidates near $60k, suggesting a potential bottom. However, exchange reserves are rising, indicating that demand hasn't absorbed the increased supply yet. Without a drop in exchange balances and stronger buying, the market bottom and new all-time highs remain uncertain.
U.S. Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs experienced nearly $2 billion in outflows in late June due to increasing regulatory scrutiny and geopolitical uncertainties, including U.S.-Iran tensions. BlackRock’s Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs led the withdrawals, ...
Bitcoin is currently trading below several major technical and onchain valuation levels, including the True Mean Price, 200-Day and 128-Day Moving Averages, and Short Term Holder Cost Basis. This indicates ongoing market weakness and places Bitcoin i...
Bitcoin has held around $60,000 despite global tensions and stock market volatility, but recent price action shows bearish control. The price broke below key support levels including the bull market trendline and the 200-week moving average, forming ...
Markets fear an AI bubble crash could severely impact Bitcoin and crypto, which have already fallen from $100K to $60K as capital shifted to AI stocks. Analysts warn the AI sector is overvalued with massive debt-driven spending and poor returns, rais...
In 2026, Bitcoin and gold have dropped 31% and 6%, respectively, making them the worst-performing major assets this year, an unusual occurrence historically. This decline reflects investors reducing exposure to both traditional and alternative stores...
