Bitcoin's price has surged nearly 50% from recent lows, currently trading between $64,000 and $65,000. Despite this price rebound, both buyer and seller activity in the market remain limited, with few participants engaging in trades. This low trading volume casts uncertainty on whether the price recovery can sustain momentum or develop into a longer-term trend. Market watchers highlight subdued spot demand as a key factor, noting that increased participation will be crucial for the market's future direction.
While the article highlights Bitcoin's nearly 50% rebound to around $64,000-$65,000, on Pluang as of Oct 07, 2026 15:31 WIB, BTC trades at Rp1.503.460.325 with a 1-day decline of 1.98%. This contrasts with the relatively balanced Pluang order activity of 53% sell and 47% buy, suggesting steady but cautious participation. The market cap stands at Rp30.300,27 trillion, and typical hold time is 111 days, indicating investors are holding rather than actively trading despite the price surge.
Bitcoin fell below $85,000 after failing to break past $87,000, triggering over $550 million in liquidations, mostly from long positions. This price drop tested a key support range that has held since late September. If buyers defend the $85,000–$86,...
Bitcoin dominates the U.S. cryptocurrency spot ETF market with $110.68 billion in net assets, representing 6.54% of its market cap. XRP follows as the top altcoin ETF with $1.70 billion in net assets and strong inflows, outperforming Solana despite t...
Bitcoin fell to about $84,200 on Wednesday, down over 2% from Tuesday, but remained within its recent $83,000 to $87,000 trading range. This range has maintained Bitcoin's bullish stair-step pattern since July, with key support near $83,000 crucial t...
Bitcoin fell sharply from $85,341 to $83,790 within 20 minutes on Oct 7, triggering over $400 million in long position liquidations. This sudden drop happened three days before the anniversary of crypto's largest-ever liquidation event on Oct 10, 202...
Wallets linked to the U.S. government transferred over $100 million in cryptocurrency on Tuesday, including about $71.6 million in Bitcoin and $31.6 million in BNB. The Bitcoin originated from seized funds in the Potapenko-Turogin and Bitfinex cases,...
