Bitcoin has reclaimed the key $66,000 support level, echoing technical patterns seen before major rallies in 2015, 2019, and 2022. This breakout suggests a bullish trend, supported by strong momentum indicators like RSI and MACD, with the next resistance levels at $66,700 and $70,000. On-chain data points to accumulation and a possible cycle bottom between $40K and $50K, indicating more upside potential. If Bitcoin holds above $66,700, it could confirm a broader breakout and lead to further gains toward $70,000 and beyond.
Bitcoin surged to nearly $87,000 on October 5 but quickly fell back to around $85,200, showing high volatility within 24 hours. This price action caused over $109 million in leveraged Bitcoin positions to be liquidated, mostly short bets. Despite the...
Bitcoin traded around $86,100, close to its $87,354 resistance level, supported by positive macroeconomic signals and a strong technical setup including a second "golden cross" on its daily chart. The recent weak U.S. jobs report reduced expectations...
Bitcoin's fifth halving is approaching with fewer than 80,000 blocks left until the event expected around April 12, 2028. At block 1,050,000, the mining reward will drop from 3.125 BTC to 1.5625 BTC, reducing daily new supply from 450 BTC to 225 BTC ...
Bitcoin has begun October with gains, outperforming its historical seasonal trend of early-month weakness. It closed September at $83,574 and rose to about $85,132 by October 4, marking a 1.86% increase. However, significant liquidation clusters arou...
Bitcoin's price hovered between $85,800 and $86,000 on October 5, 2026, showing bullish trends on most moving averages but encountering resistance near $87,000. Despite a recovery from lows around $74,913, momentum indicators suggest caution as the p...
