Bitcoin's price has fallen to around $76,000, reflecting a sharp decline in investor confidence and market sentiment. Futures activity is slowing, and U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs are experiencing net outflows, indicating cautious market conditions. These trends suggest a lower chance of Bitcoin reaching new all-time highs or higher price targets like $100K or $150K in the near term. Investors should watch for regulatory moves, institutional activity, and Federal Reserve decisions that could influence Bitcoin's future trajectory.
Bitcoin traders faced a $584 million liquidation of long positions on Monday, the largest since February, as geopolitical tensions and rising U.S. Treasury yields pressured the price down to a critical support level at $76,318. The sell-off was trigg...
Institutional interest in Ethereum remains, with Bitmine adding over 71,000 ETH last week, viewing the price drop as a buying opportunity. However, market data shows stronger conviction for Bitcoin, with its net taker volume staying positive while Et...
Bitcoin traded in a volatile range around the $77,000 mark, briefly surging above it but struggling to maintain momentum. This price action lifted Bitcoin's market cap to about $1.55 trillion and helped the overall crypto market cap grow by over $20 ...
Following the Senate's 50-47 vote to limit President Trump's authority to wage war against Iran, major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, XRP, and Solana saw modest gains during Asian trading hours. This political development reduced market uncertai...
Capriole Investments warns that the current U.S. inflation rate of 3.8%, the highest since May 2023, historically precedes an average 30% market crash within 1 to 24 months. Past severe crashes like the 2000 dot-com bubble and 2008 financial crisis o...
