Bitcoin's 365-day running return on investment (ROI) has dropped to about 0.514, meaning holders who kept Bitcoin for a year have lost roughly 49% of their investment value. This negative ROI signals a tough market phase, similar to past bear markets in 2014-2015, 2018-2019, and 2022, where Bitcoin's annual returns stayed below breakeven for extended periods. While this indicates Bitcoin is currently unprofitable for long-term holders, it does not predict an immediate market bottom. Recovery would require a sustained price increase to overcome the year-long underperformance. Currently, Bitcoin trades around $62,900 with weakening momentum and technical pressure from moving averages, suggesting continued challenges ahead.
As of September 9, 2026, nine out of ten major cryptocurrencies are trading below their prices from exactly one year earlier, with Bitcoin down 29% and others like Ethereum and Cardano falling even more sharply. In Germany, this date marks the expira...
On September 8, US-listed XRP ETFs saw the largest inflows among 12 spot crypto fund groups, gaining $1.55 million, while only Hedera also recorded inflows. In contrast, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs experienced significant outflows totaling $71...
Bitcoin traded near $79,000 on September 9, 2026, showing a modest daily gain of 0.77%. This price movement coincided with unconfirmed reports of a Zcash ETF raising $500 million, though no official issuer or exchange has verified this figure. The Zc...
Anthropic's AI platform Claude forecasts Bitcoin will modestly recover to about $95,000 by December 31, 2026, but fall short of $100,000 due to risks from the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions and geopolitical tensions affecting oil supply. T...
Bitcoin is trading near $78,700 after multiple failed attempts to surpass the $79,500 resistance level, leaving the market uncertain between pushing toward $82,000 or falling back to support levels around $70,500 and lower. Traders are cautious ahead...
