Bitcoin's realized capitalization, an important on-chain metric, ended an 87-day decline on August 24, 2026, turning positive for the first time this year. By early September, it rose by about 0.88%, reflecting roughly $9.36 billion of new capital entering Bitcoin over 30 days. This metric shows coins are moving at higher prices, indicating renewed investor interest as Bitcoin trades between $78,000 and $80,000, with resistance around $83,000-$86,000. Analysts see this as a potential trend reversal, supported by low sell-side risk ratios suggesting reduced market volatility and absorbed selling pressure. A break above $86,000 with rising realized cap could confirm a sustained upward trend.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.347.369.355 on Pluang as of September 16, 2026, showing a 3.70% decline in one day. The market cap stands at Rp27.329,34 trillion with a 24-hour volume of Rp574,2 trillion. Sell orders dominate at 62%, while typical hold time is 109 days, indicating steady investor engagement despite recent price drops.
Seven popular cryptocurrencies, led by Pearl (PEARL), saw declines over the past 24 hours. PEARL dropped 7.19% to $2.22, while Pons (PONS) experienced the steepest fall of 9.25% to $0.253. Bitcoin (BTC), the largest by market cap, also fell 2.49% to ...
Analyst Benjamin Cowen has identified a pattern where Bitcoin's momentum slows and peaks around the 21st of each month since August, with lows occurring mid-month. He predicts a possible new low for Bitcoin around mid-November, but cautions this is b...
Bitcoin traded flat around $81,500 after two volatile days, facing pressure from rising oil prices due to U.S.-Iran tensions. This kept Bitcoin on track for its first monthly loss since July, with its market cap down 3% over 30 days. Long liquidation...
Franklin Templeton, managing $1.8 trillion in assets, received Nasdaq approval to launch two Bitcoin-focused ETFs that convert dividends from U.S. stocks into Bitcoin exposure. The ETFs, named Franklin US Equity Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF and Franklin US...
Open interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and four other major cryptocurrencies fell notably within 24 hours, with XRP experiencing the sharpest drop of 7.02% to $415.4 million. BTC open interest declined 6.35% to $7.79 billion, while Ether (ETH), Solana (SOL),...
