Bitcoin experienced price volatility in early 2026 due to Federal Reserve policy uncertainty and Middle East geopolitical tensions, but maintained stable liquidity and recovering derivatives activity. Kaiko Research highlights that Bitcoin's market depth and realized volatility improved after initial shocks, indicating a more mature market adapting to macro-driven influences. Bitcoin's correlation with traditional assets like the S&P 500 increased, reflecting its behavior as a macro-sensitive risk asset rather than a purely alternative investment. The market is in a phase of gradual recovery, though further weeks will confirm if this stability endures.
Bitcoin trades near $63,400 with exchange reserves dropping by 78,000 BTC over six months, signaling holders prefer self-custody over selling. Macro pressures from Federal Reserve rate hike risks, weak tech stocks, and stalled U.S. Clarity Act slow r...
Bitcoin dropped about 2% amid a sharp 11% plunge in South Korea's Kospi stock index, one of its worst days in years, shaking global risk assets. The U.S. Senate postponed the Crypto Clarity Act to focus on a Russia sanctions bill and federal nominati...
Bitcoin is at a critical point, with analysts predicting two main scenarios tied to the Clarity Act. If the Act passes, Bitcoin could rally to $75,000 or higher, supported by strong buying above $60,000 and breaking resistance near $70,000. If reject...
Bitcoin's price has fallen to around $63,274, down 3.11%, breaking below a key rising wedge pattern and signaling bearish dominance unless it quickly recovers. Trading volume surged 75% during the selloff, indicating strong selling pressure. The $63K...
Macro investor Raoul Pal highlighted that Bitcoin and the Nasdaq Composite are primarily influenced by global liquidity rather than daily earnings reports or news. Bitcoin shows an 87% correlation to global liquidity, while Nasdaq's correlation is 97...
