Bitcoin's price has dropped to the lowest valuation band in the rainbow model, trading 66% below its long-term trend price, signaling a potential accumulation phase but not a confirmed bottom. The current cycle duration is close to previous bottoming periods, yet valuation metrics like MVRV suggest prices haven't fallen as deeply as before. Additionally, Bitcoin's price is decoupling from rising global liquidity (M2), weakening traditional cycle timing signals. This divergence means liquidity no longer strongly supports Bitcoin's price movements, making it harder to confirm a market bottom despite cycle timing alignment.
Institutional investors are showing renewed interest in Bitcoin, with analysts suggesting the market bottom may be near. Despite positive sentiment and regulatory moves by the CFTC and SEC, Bitcoin trading volumes have dropped to multi-year lows, lim...
XRP briefly fell below the key $1 level on August 16 before recovering to around $1.06 during a volatile session. Veteran trader Peter Brandt criticized XRP, stating he would convert a hypothetical 500,000 XRP holding into Bitcoin immediately, reflec...
Strategy's digital credit products outperformed Bitcoin during a 47% price drop over the past year, with the flagship STRC instrument gaining 9%. This resilience is attributed to an aggressive dividend policy offering 12% annual payouts and a diversi...
Bitcoin's price hovered near $63,069 following a 47% decline over the past year, with key support at $61,126 and resistance at $63,517. Michael Saylor highlighted that Strategy's STRC preferred stock, part of its digital credit products, returned 9% ...
Bitcoin is currently exhibiting a rare long-term oversold condition on two key technical indicators, suggesting the bearish trend may be nearing exhaustion. Analyst Katie Stockton highlights this alongside improving momentum, which could indicate the...
