Research firm K33 Research reports that Bitcoin's bear market in 2026 is structurally different from previous cycles, with the February low near $60,000 marking the deepest drop expected. Unlike past crashes exceeding 80%, this downturn is capped at about a 52% decline from the all-time high of $126,272 in October 2025. Prolonged negative funding rates indicate pessimistic sentiment but also suggest limited further downside. Institutional involvement and selling exhaustion among long-term holders support a slow consolidation phase between $60,000 and $75,000 rather than a sharp crash, signaling a potential recovery phase ahead.
Bitcoin surged about 24% over the past week to around $76,844, driven by short liquidations and recovering inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. Standard Chartered's analyst Geoff Kendrick suggests that the current rally could push Bitcoin closer to i...
Cryptocurrency markets experienced significant gains, with Bitcoin rising 7.8% to $77,331 and Ethereum up 5% to $2,391.71. Other altcoins like XRP, BCH, and ZEC saw double-digit percentage increases, indicating broad market strength. Stablecoins rema...
Bitcoin gained 20% in just five days, reaching $79,500 and approaching the $80,000 mark, a pace 140 times faster than the stock market's average annual return. This rapid rise was fueled by US Treasury bond buybacks and strong ETF inflows, but Bitcoi...
Hedera Hashgraph's HBAR token gained 5.25% amid a crypto market rally, forming a double bottom pattern with strong support at $0.07. Analysts highlight a key resistance zone at $0.21-$0.22, which if broken, could confirm a bullish breakout targeting ...
Bitcoin broke a year-long downtrend, soaring to $76,945 fueled by a $606 million ETF inflow and US Treasury's bond buyback boost. Strategy's Bitcoin holdings climbed above $64.6 billion, returning the company to over $1 billion in unrealized profit. ...
