Bitcoin is showing signs of weakening momentum as traders have wiped over $10 billion from the market this week, pushing the price closer to the $70k support level. Sentiment has dropped into extreme fear, a historical sign of capitulation, while more than 45% of short-term holders are underwater, increasing the risk of panic selling. Additionally, U.S. demand is weak, evidenced by a drop in the Coinbase Premium Index and over $1.4 billion in outflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs. Meanwhile, stablecoin liquidity is shifting towards Hyperliquid (HYPE), with over $2 billion exiting stablecoins overall but $500 million flowing into HYPE, supported by USDC inflows that may generate buyback pressure. These factors suggest bears currently have the advantage, making further downside for Bitcoin likely.
Over $1.5 billion in Bitcoin long positions were liquidated following heightened geopolitical tensions after U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran, causing a sharp market selloff. This forced deleveraging reflects increased risk aversion and suggests Bitcoin i...
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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $125.3 million in net outflows for the 10th consecutive trading day, marking one of the longest sustained selling streaks since their launch. This persistent outflow suggests a shift in investor positioning, possibly r...
Cryptoquant CEO Ki Young Ju warns that Bitcoin's current bear market, which began in October 2025, could continue until early 2027. This outlook is based on a typical 18-month period of declining investor profits following a profit-taking cascade. Ju...
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