Bitcoin's short-term holder market capitalization dropped to $236.2 billion, close to its lowest since mid-2024, signaling deepening losses among recent buyers who are selling below cost amid the 2026 market decline. Technical analysis highlights critical support levels at $63,800 and $62,400; holding these could lead to a rebound toward $67,000, while breaking them risks a further drop to $60,000. Options data shows reduced near-term fear but sustained long-term downside protection, indicating cautious optimism among traders. The market now awaits confirmation if Bitcoin can stabilize at these supports or extend its downward trend.
Crypto trader Carl Runefelt sold two Ferraris worth $2.5 million to increase his Bitcoin holdings, citing the cryptocurrency's approach to a historically significant support zone near its 200-week moving average. He views this decline as a rare buyin...
Bittensor's TAO token has recently fallen more than 2% despite being among the top trending tokens with increased transaction volume. Liquidity analysis shows significant resistance between $220-$255 and support near $185-$190, but the token remains ...
Bitcoin faced a second rejection near the $67,000 resistance level, increasing the risk of further declines toward $62,000, $60,000, and possibly $58,000. The weekly stochastic RSI indicates Bitcoin is oversold but suggests the bottoming process coul...
Ethereum spot ETFs attracted $103.9 million in net inflows last week, continuing strong institutional demand despite market volatility. In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs saw a sharp decline in weekly inflows to $33.79 million after heavy outflows midweek, wi...
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices declined by 2.24% and 1.62% respectively amid a 12.92% drop in crypto derivatives trading volume, indicating reduced risk appetite among traders. The broader crypto market saw losses across major altcoins, reflecting a def...
