A trading analysis using the Coin Value Days Destroyed (CVDD) indicator suggests Bitcoin could establish a major cycle bottom near $50,000 within the next two months. The CVDD, a reliable metric for identifying long-term market lows, currently trends near $48,100, indicating Bitcoin is approaching a significant undervalued zone. Historically, Bitcoin has spent months around this level before beginning a new bullish phase, often confirmed by a break above the 50-week moving average. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's network activity is rising, with weekly active addresses up 20%, signaling growing user engagement as the price consolidates below $65,000.
Bitcoin has been trading around $60,000 for over two months with many traders holding long positions, creating a crowded market. A newly created wallet has opened a highly leveraged 40x short position on 1,600 BTC, signaling a potential liquidation c...
Bitcoin is approaching $65,600, a critical price that could force the liquidation of about $1 billion in short positions. This level represents where traders' margin collateral becomes insufficient, prompting exchanges to automatically close short tr...
Cryptocurrency prices exhibit varied changes, with Bitcoin rising 1.09% to $64,441 and Ethereum up 0.52% at $1,878.73. Several altcoins like BNB, ZEC, and UNI show notable gains, while others such as XRP and XMR experience declines. These fluctuation...
Bitcoin is defying its typical August losses by rising over 2% this month, supported by strong institutional demand. Bitcoin ETFs have attracted over $381 million in net inflows so far in August, with no days of outflows, signaling steady investor co...
The $120 million hack of the Coldcard hardware wallet, ongoing since July 30, has triggered a surge in Bitcoin network activity, with mempool transactions reaching the highest level since February 2025. This spike reflects increased coin movements am...
