Bitcoin has shown signs of short-term exhaustion after a five-wave advance, rejecting resistance near $65,400. Technical analysis highlights $63,300 as the first major downside level if the price fails to break above $66,291, which would otherwise weaken the bearish outlook. The recent price action included a liquidity sweep above $65,400, trapping breakout traders and increasing the risk of a corrective pullback. Investors should watch whether Bitcoin can hold above $65,400 or if it will test support zones around $63,300 to $62,800 in the near term.
X has expanded its U.S. Cashtag system by connecting stock, ETF, and cryptocurrency pages to five external trading platforms: Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, Interactive Brokers, and Moomoo. This integration allows users to view live charts on X and then e...
Whitehat hackers have transferred 52.37 Bitcoin, recovered from the July Coldcard hardware wallet exploit, to a new recovery trust address. This exploit, which caused over $100 million in losses, involved attackers reconstructing wallet seeds due to ...
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a combined net inflow of $999 million on Sept. 21, led by BlackRock's IBIT with $381.4 million, amid a sharp Bitcoin price rally from around $81,000 to nearly $87,000. This inflow marks a strong rebound in institutional deman...
Elon Musk's social platform X now allows U.S. users to tap cashtags like $BTC or $TSLA to view live charts and initiate trades. Users are redirected to partner platforms such as Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, Interactive Brokers, or Moomoo to complete tra...
Major investment funds are increasingly concerned that AI exposure across sectors reduces traditional diversification benefits, prompting interest in Bitcoin as a potential hedge. Bitcoin's recent strong price performance and low, unpredictable corre...
