Bitcoin's price typically rises 12-18 months after halving events, with post-halving cooldown phases seen in 2018 and 2022. The 2026 cycle is following a similar pattern with a down first half, influenced by tight macro liquidity and cautious Fed policies amid geopolitical tensions. However, unlike previous cycles, liquidity in crypto is uneven, concentrated in sectors like tokenization and stablecoins, which could bring new capital but hasn't yet fueled a broad Bitcoin rally. The outlook for H2 2026 remains challenging, with Bitcoin likely to face pressure unless liquidity conditions improve significantly.
Bitcoin recently fell below $58,000, driven by aggressive selling on Binance's derivatives market and significant outflows from U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs, which have sold over 160,000 BTC since late 2025. This selling pressure, combined with weak spot d...
The Winklevoss twins moved $60 million worth of Bitcoin to their Gemini exchange as Bitcoin struggles to find stable momentum amid market volatility. They also transferred $7 million in Ethereum, sparking speculation about possible profit-taking or p...
In June, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs experienced significant capital outflows, indicating investor withdrawal from these popular assets. Meanwhile, XRP and HYPE, the native token of Hyperliquid, showed strong resilience and stood out as the mo...
Bitcoin briefly dropped to a new 2026 low of $57,735 before a surge in buying pushed its price back above $60,000, lifting the overall crypto market cap by 2.4% to $2.15 trillion. This rebound followed a volatile first half of 2026 where bitcoin lost...
Bitcoin climbed back above $60,000 after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh declined to indicate future interest rate moves during an ECB panel. Markets largely expect rates to remain steady in July, with a 70.6% probability of no change according to ...
