Selling activity among Bitcoin's long-term holders, known as OGs, has dropped to its lowest level since late 2024, signaling reduced market pressure. These holders, who keep Bitcoin for over five years, are showing more confidence by holding rather than selling. This shift suggests Bitcoin might be preparing for a price rebound despite recent weak price movements. Analysts see this as a potential sign of an upcoming bullish trend as demand could increase.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies fell as the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady but signaled a closer stance to hikes rather than cuts, fueling inflation concerns. Crypto markets absorbed risk from stalled U.S.-Iran negotiations over the we...
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon described the ongoing stock bull market as a "little tsunami," highlighting its strong momentum but warning of underlying geopolitical risks involving Ukraine, Iran, Russia, and China. He acknowledged near-term economic suppo...
Bitcoin is currently under selling pressure from institutions, but an AI-powered forecast from Finbold predicts a potential price increase to an average of $63,900 by July 1, representing a 2.54% rise from the current price of $62,230. This forecast ...
A sharp sell-off in the cryptocurrency market caused over $700 million in liquidations, with Bitcoin falling below $62,000 and wiping out recent gains. Long positions accounted for 80% of the losses, hitting Bitcoin and Ethereum hardest with combined...
A high-frequency trader named 0x50b3 has opened a large 20x leveraged long position on 1,653.8 BTC, worth about $105.77 million, drawing market attention due to the trader's recent 93% win rate and $6 million in gains. Bitcoin is currently trading ne...
