Bitcoin dropped below the key $60,000 level as ETF outflows, large leveraged whale positions, and mixed macroeconomic signals created uncertainty among traders. While some see ETF outflows as a sign of weakening institutional demand, others note long-term holders absorbing supply, suggesting potential price support. Additional volatility drivers include geopolitical tensions, oil supply concerns, and weaker U.S. employment data. Market participants are closely watching these conflicting signals, making $60,000 a critical psychological pivot point with heightened risk and rapid reaction potential.
XRP continues its downtrend, breaking key support levels and trading near $1.05, with sellers dominating and little buying interest. Bitcoin faces a bearish trend, testing support around $57,000-$58,000 and possibly aiming for $52,000 if that breaks,...
Bitcoin (BTC) and major altcoins like Solana (SOL) and Ethereum (ETH) experienced a significant decline in futures long positions across both USDT-margined and coin-margined markets, indicating broad trader de-risking. The largest drops were seen in ...
Bitcoin's price typically rises 12-18 months after halving events, with post-halving cooldown phases seen in 2018 and 2022. The 2026 cycle is following a similar pattern with a down first half, influenced by tight macro liquidity and cautious Fed pol...
Bitcoin recently fell below $58,000, driven by aggressive selling on Binance's derivatives market and significant outflows from U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs, which have sold over 160,000 BTC since late 2025. This selling pressure, combined with weak spot d...
The Winklevoss twins moved $60 million worth of Bitcoin to their Gemini exchange as Bitcoin struggles to find stable momentum amid market volatility. They also transferred $7 million in Ethereum, sparking speculation about possible profit-taking or p...
