Bitcoin's price fell from a high of $80,537 to trade between $79,013 and $80,537 on September 7, 2026, showing short-term weakness but maintaining a constructive daily uptrend. The key support level at $79,013 is critical for bulls to defend, while resistance levels at $80,537 and $82,108 remain important for potential upside. Despite bearish signals from the MACD and some moving averages, the majority of daily moving averages remain bullish, indicating the broader trend is still positive. The market is currently balancing between fading momentum and a strong underlying trend, with the next moves hinging on whether Bitcoin can hold above support or break lower.
Tezos launched a post-quantum previewnet, boosting its token by 30%, signaling a major step in crypto's quantum resistance. Google's 2026 research accelerated the timeline for quantum threats to Bitcoin, highlighting risks of key exposure during tran...
On October 22, Bitcoin's perpetual-futures open interest fell by 5.82%, the largest decline among five major cryptocurrencies including Ether, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin. Bitcoin's open interest stood at $7.62 billion with a negative funding rate, ind...
Bitcoin surpassed the $82,000 mark, reaching $82,055 on Binance's spot market as of 6:05 a.m. ET on October 22. This price represents a 0.32% increase over the previous hour and a rise from $81,914 recorded 15 minutes earlier. As the largest cryptocu...
Bitcoin is currently testing a significant ETF holdings cost-basis level around $81,000. This level acts as a critical support and resistance point, with a close below it potentially leading Bitcoin to drop toward the $70,000 range. Previously, Bitco...
Bitcoin reached a seven-day high close to $83,500 on October 21, coinciding with a 19% increase in crypto futures trading volume to $190 billion. Open interest in futures contracts also rose nearly 4% to $145 billion, while liquidations surged 76% to...
