Bitcoin is trading near $64,900, consolidating between strong resistance at $69,000-$70,000 and critical support around $57,000. Analysts note Bitcoin is following a bear-market pattern similar to 2022, where failure to hold $57,000 could lead to deeper declines toward $53,000, $49,000, and $45,000. On the upside, reclaiming and closing above $69,000-$70,000 on a weekly basis would signal a bullish shift and improve Bitcoin's market structure. The current tight trading range suggests a significant move is likely soon, but the direction remains uncertain until these key levels are decisively broken.
Bitcoin balances on major exchanges saw a daily net outflow of about 1,466 BTC, while weekly and monthly inflows remained positive, indicating short-term repositioning rather than a broad market shift. Binance trading volumes across Asia, Europe, and...
Bitcoin price hovered near $65,000 but failed to sustain above this level, facing resistance from sellers around the $67,523 short-term holder cost basis. This cost basis represents the average price paid by holders of coins less than 155 days old, c...
Bitcoin is trading near $64,925, pressed against the upper half of a two-month range with critical resistance at $67,073. A daily close above $67,073 would signal a breakout, potentially pushing Bitcoin toward $74,000, the next major resistance. Conv...
Bitcoin surged to $65,340 on August 7 after US July nonfarm payrolls unexpectedly fell by 23,000, the first monthly job loss since February. This weaker employment data reduced the probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike in September from 55% to 4...
Top traders are reducing Bitcoin long positions, especially in USDT-margined futures, indicating a cooling of leveraged bullish sentiment. Data shows a notable decline in the share of accounts holding BTC longs, suggesting broad de-risking rather tha...
