Bitcoin fell about 22% in Q1 and 14% in Q2 of 2026, marking only the third time it has started a year with two consecutive losing quarters, previously seen in 2018 and 2022—both bear market years. Unlike typical seasonal trends where Q4 is strong, those years saw continued declines. Current selling is driven by steady outflows from U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, low on-chain activity, a strong dollar, and investor shift to AI stocks. Analysts watch $40,000 as a key support level, with the third quarter opening slightly positive but uncertain if a recovery will follow.
The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart places BTC in its cheapest 'Basically a Fire Sale' band, with a reference price of $63,349 for July 2026, while the current price is around $58,581, indicating a rare discount relative to its long-term growth trend. This und...
Bitcoin's daily RSI indicates a bullish divergence, suggesting a potential rally toward the 20-day EMA near $62,000. A daily close above this level could lead to further gains toward $66,340 and $70,000. However, the broader bearish pattern remains i...
Donald Trump disclosed earning over $1 billion from cryptocurrency ventures, mainly through World Liberty Financial and the $TRUMP memecoin. This highlights crypto's growing role in his business, surpassing real estate. The news has positively influe...
In June 2026, XRP-linked ETFs and Hyperliquid's HYPE funds saw significant net inflows of $59.4 million and $161 million respectively, standing out amid record outflows from bitcoin and ether ETFs which lost over $4 billion and $528.99 million. This ...
Bitcoin dipped to its lowest since September 2024 at $57,700 before recovering slightly, with $395 million in liquidations signaling bearish pressure. Traders on Deribit favor puts over calls, notably targeting a $50,000 put expiring in September, su...
