Bitcoin's price has fallen to its cost of production zone, a level historically marking bear market bottoms, currently holding near $63,000 to $64,000, about 50% below its 2025 peak. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $144.6 million in outflows on August 10, breaking a five-day inflow streak, while volatility is at a two-year low, indicating a possible sharp move soon. Long-term holders are experiencing unrealized losses, but not yet at past cycle bottom levels, suggesting either further sell-offs or steady demand from corporate buyers. Analysts note that if Bitcoin drops below $60,000, another decline may occur, but recovery could signal easing holder stress and a potential rally by 2027 following its four-year cycle pattern.
Bitcoin traded near $87,200 following US officials' positive meeting with Iran, sparking a 14% weekly price gain from $75,600. CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju predicts a more mature bull cycle with 3-5x gains, down from previous 10x rallies, citing s...
SUI is attempting a recovery from a low range of $0.60–$0.70 after months of selling pressure. Analysts highlight the $1.00–$1.10 zone as a critical resistance level that must be reclaimed for a sustained rebound. If SUI closes weekly above $1.10 and...
Bitcoin Cash surged nearly 29% on September 22, 2026, following CME Group's announcement to list Bitcoin Cash and Uniswap futures starting October 19. This move allows professional investors to hedge positions on a regulated US exchange, driving the ...
Since 2010, bitcoin has faced 478 public declarations of its demise from figures like Peter Schiff, Warren Buffett, and institutions such as the European Central Bank. Despite these calls, $1,000 invested at each major 'bitcoin is dead' moment would ...
PEPE meme coin surged about 45% over the past week, breaking above its early-September resistance near $0.0000044 and reaching a seven-day high around $0.00000534 before pulling back slightly. Despite the retreat, PEPE remains well above its breakout...
