The gap between large Bitcoin holders (whales) selling and retail investors buying has shrunk to its lowest since January 2024, mirroring patterns seen during the launch of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs last year. This divergence suggests market fragility as whales reduce exposure while retail buyers remain optimistic around a $60,000 price floor. Additionally, U.S. Bitcoin Spot ETFs experienced a $1 billion net outflow in the week ending May 15, breaking a six-week streak of inflows and indicating institutional caution. While this doesn't guarantee a crash, it signals uncertainty and a potentially shaky market ahead.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, reinforced his bullish outlook on bitcoin, linking it to protection against inflation, rising national debt, and weakening fiat currencies. He warned that geopolitical tensions and government debt could d...
Bitcoin recently fell below the $80,000 level after failing to maintain gains above it, raising concerns of a major price drop. Analyst Kabuki predicts a decline to $61,000, then $47,000, with a possible bottom near $41,000, despite some recovery att...
Ethereum remains trapped in a descending channel after failing to break above key resistance near $2,100, a crucial support zone for bulls. The price action shows weakening momentum but buyers are defending higher lows since February, suggesting pote...
Michael Saylor announced plans to buy more Bitcoin and is encouraging retail investors to vote in a proxy that could change STRC's dividend payments to a semi-monthly schedule. This move aims to provide shareholders with more frequent income, potenti...
Bitcoin is struggling to break above the $82,000 resistance level, facing rejection near key moving averages (EMA200 and SMA200). Profit-taking has intensified, with the average trader realizing a 17% gain, prompting increased selling and reduced buy...
