Bitcoin's profit and loss ratio has dropped to its lowest point in 43 months, indicating more holders are currently at a loss than since 2023. This metric reflects market stress and has led to divided investor sentiment: some experts like Bitwise's Matt Hougan suggest the market may be nearing a bottom, while others urge caution. The low ratio could signal a buying opportunity or further declines, influenced by uncertain macroeconomic and regulatory conditions. Investors remain split between buying now and waiting for clearer signals, highlighting the market's volatility and fragmentation.
Bitcoin is consolidating around $64,200, caught between weak long-term trends and short-term stability, with key resistance near $66,000-$67,000. Ethereum is compressing near $1,900, poised for a breakout above $1,950 to signal potential upward momen...
Bitcoin climbed above $64,600 following US President Trump's statement that Washington is not engaging in talks with Iran, despite conflicting claims over the Strait of Hormuz. The strait remains a key route for global oil, keeping prices above $91 p...
Bitcoin briefly surged to $65,000 on Tuesday, marking a 0.5% daily gain and pushing its weekly rise above 2%, despite ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The price spike triggered a $56 million short squeeze, forcing bearish traders to ...
The US SEC and CFTC jointly released a clear regulatory framework on March 17, 2026, classifying Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, XRP, and Cardano as digital commodities, not securities. Payment stablecoins compliant with the GENIUS Act of 2025 are explicitly...
Analyst Dark Defender suggests XRP is completing a corrective phase and could soon make a strong move against Bitcoin and Ether, potentially overtaking them in market dominance. Ripple's recent partnership with Jeonbuk Bank, the first Korean regional...
