Bitcoin long-term holders, defined as wallets holding coins for over 155 days, have moved from net distribution to net accumulation, indicating renewed demand for the cryptocurrency. This shift is driven mainly by smaller and mid-sized wallets, while the largest whale wallets remain mostly neutral. Bitcoin's price has recovered above $60,000 after recent lows, and the broad accumulation trend suggests growing confidence, though analysts caution it is too early to confirm a full accumulation phase without larger holders joining in. This behavior historically signals potential for longer-term market recovery.
Bitcoin has reclaimed the $60,000 level, sparking renewed debate on whether it has bottomed. The recent rally triggered a significant short squeeze, but unlike previous moves, it is supported by improved market sentiment and a healthier derivatives m...
Bitcoin surged past $60,000, gaining 3% after falling over 30% in the first half of 2026, as investors awaited the US June employment report forecasting 115,000 new jobs. The rebound follows cautious Federal Reserve comments on inflation and interest...
Jupiter (JUP) rose over 15% in 24 hours, driven by adding its stablecoin JupUSD to its liquidity pool and plans for a $500 million USDC-to-JupUSD transition. The strategic reserve also increased buying pressure by acquiring over 350,000 JUP recently,...
Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald projects Bitcoin is entering the final phase of its bear market, with a potential bottom around late October 2026 based on historical cycle analysis. Bitcoin has fallen about 51% from its 2025 peak near $59,500. The...
Bitcoin surged back above $60,700 following Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's comments that inflation risks have eased, boosting market sentiment. Solana outperformed major cryptocurrencies with a 4% gain, while Ether also rose. Meanwhile, semicond...
