Bitcoin is stabilizing near the $60,000 level as buyers defend this floor, with the price around $64,171. However, on-chain data such as the Realized Profit/Loss Ratio and valuation metrics indicate the market remains bearish, with loss-taking dominating recent activity. Spot order books show increased buy-side liquidity, suggesting traders are absorbing supply at lower prices, and a macro index signals deep value, though risks like digital-asset treasury issues and quantum threats temper optimism. The key price zone to watch is $64,000 to $66,000, which will determine if Bitcoin can move higher or stay range-bound between $60,000 and $65,000.
Bitcoin fell nearly 3% to around $63,000 following stronger-than-expected US labor market data, which reinforced the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance and lowered expectations for near-term interest rate cuts. Technical indicators turned bearish as Bi...
The Federal Reserve, under Kevin Warsh's first meeting, kept interest rates steady at 3.50%-3.75% but raised the 2026 median rate projection to 3.8%, signaling a tighter policy outlook. Bitcoin traded around $65,000 during this period, a key level in...
Bitcoin showed a slight recovery after US initial jobless claims fell to 226,000, meeting expectations and indicating limited layoffs. However, continuing claims rose, suggesting a gradual cooling in the labor market. This mixed data hints at potenti...
Nearly $460.9 million in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated in 24 hours as Bitcoin and Ethereum gains caused a broad short squeeze, forcing many traders betting on price drops to close positions. Bitcoin rose 1.09% to $140,697 and Ethereum cl...
Cryptocurrency prices, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, dropped amid Federal Reserve signals of fewer interest rate cuts and a stronger U.S. dollar. Bitcoin fell 1.3% to about $63,980, while Ethereum declined 1.7% to around $1,741. The Fed's ...
