Bitcoin's market shows a divergence between spot and derivatives, with weak institutional demand and rising leverage risks. Despite a bearish trend, short-term holders are accumulating Bitcoin, suggesting a potential price bounce toward $70,000. However, older holders remain underwater and may sell if prices rise significantly, posing a risk to sustained recovery. The market is currently in an accumulation phase with moderate risk, and reclaiming $71,000 would confirm a bullish shift.
Bitcoin closed the first half of 2026 near $60,000 after falling from over $93,000 in January, driven mainly by Federal Reserve policies and record outflows from Bitcoin ETFs rather than crypto-specific issues. The upcoming Fed meeting on July 28-29 ...
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin trading around $63,744, showing a slight increase of 0.90%. Ethereum and several altcoins like UNI, AAVE, and DOT have seen gains ranging from 1.5% to over 4%, while others like SOL and NEAR experien...
Bitcoin climbed to an intraday high of $64,653 on July 10, recovering from earlier losses caused by Middle East tensions. This rally pushed the total crypto market cap to $2.28 trillion and forced $96 million in short liquidations, signaling renewed ...
Bitcoin climbed above $64,000 following US President Donald Trump's confirmation that the US will continue negotiations with Iran after a new request from Tehran. The market reacted positively to the diplomatic update despite Trump stating the ceasef...
Standard Chartered remains confident in Bitcoin's potential, holding a year-end price target of $100,000 despite recent market turbulence and some bearish analyst views. The bank considers Bitcoin a strong buy at around $64,000 and downplays fears re...
