Bitcoin has reached 760 days since its April 2024 halving, a historical signal linked to major market downturns and bear markets after previous halving cycles in 2012, 2016, and 2020. This pattern suggests Bitcoin may be entering a correction phase before eventually forming a long-term bottom around October 2026, aligned with the 0.618 Fibonacci time level. Despite recent price pullbacks from highs near $82,000 to about $78,362, on-chain data shows increasing network activity, which historically signals the end of bearish phases and potential for recovery. Analysts see resistance near $80,000–$83,000, with possible moves to $90,000–$100,000 if momentum strengthens, while support levels lie between $71,000 and $78,500.
Bitcoin fell nearly 5% last week after failing to sustain gains near $84,000, diverging from the S&P 500's record highs. Investors are focused on Wednesday's Federal Reserve minutes for clues on inflation and interest rate policies, which could tight...
The cryptocurrency market dropped nearly $90 billion in value due to rising inflation data and reduced expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2026. Bitcoin fell below $79,000, briefly hitting $77,678, while Ethereum and XRP also decli...
The U.S. SEC has acknowledged updated filings for BNB ETFs by VanEck and Grayscale, signaling potential progress toward new U.S.-listed crypto products beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Institutional investment shifts include Mubadala increasing its stake...
XRP-linked ETFs recorded their largest weekly inflow of 2026 with $60.5 million, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced significant outflows of about $1 billion and $65 million respectively. This divergence suggests institutional investors may b...
XRP-related ETFs recorded their largest weekly inflows of 2026, attracting $60.5 million while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs faced significant outflows. This capital shift coincided with XRP's price surging over 11% in a day, breaking the key $1.50 resis...
