Data from crypto exchange Paybis shows Bitcoin remains the top choice for returning retail buyers, accounting for 42.67% of second transactions between 2023 and 2026. This share is nearly double that of Ethereum and stablecoins combined, which together represent 22.65%. Despite market volatility, Bitcoin's share of repeat purchases stayed stable, indicating strong ongoing retail demand. Meanwhile, stablecoins see fewer repeat buys as they are often used for single transactions, highlighting different usage patterns. The findings suggest Bitcoin's retail appeal goes beyond first-time buyers, maintaining dominance in repeat purchases over three years.
A trader on Hyperliquid opened a massive 40x leveraged long position of 911.55 BTC worth about $70 million at an average price of $77,733. The liquidation price is $76,308.60, and Bitcoin's current price near $77,150 leaves less than 1% room before t...
ETHFI surged 10.2% to $0.6822, standing out as the top gainer while Bitcoin traded near $77,208, down 1.1% within its recent 30-day range. Despite a 4% drop in total crypto market cap to $2.64 trillion, Bitcoin dominance remains steady at 58.5%, indi...
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong predicts Bitcoin may reach $400,000 by 2030, a 420% increase from current levels, based on its four-year cycle pattern and recent market bottom. Key upcoming events like the CLARITY Act vote and the next Bitcoin halving s...
Bitcoin dropped nearly 2% below $77,000 after U.S. Producer Price Index data showed a 5.4% year-over-year increase, slightly above expectations. This fueled market bets on a 74% chance of a Federal Reserve rate hike in mid-September. Other cryptocurr...
Bitcoin's recent price bottom may have been accumulated gradually by a single whale or a small group of large buyers, according to analyst Willy Woo. This is based on an unprecedented anomaly in Bitcoin's HODL Wave data, which tracks how long coins r...
