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Coinbase suggests that Bitcoin’s near-term direction could depend on two key price levels: around $82,000 on the high side and […]
Bitcoin is still struggling to break back above $65,000, held down by ongoing selling pressure and weak market sentiment. Recent
On-chain data indicates that Bitcoin’s short-term holders are still capitulating, realizing net losses of $480 million daily. According to analytics
Bitcoin remains stuck below $65,000 as ongoing selling pressure dampens market sentiment. The price has been fragile for weeks, with
Bitcoin futures positioning among large speculators is shifting rapidly toward net long exposure. Technical analyst Tom McClellan notes this move
Bitcoin continues to trade within a narrow range as it clears out liquidity on both sides, leaving the price direction
South Korean lawmakers are increasing pressure on financial regulators following a system failure at Bithumb, the country’s largest cryptocurrency exchange.
Data shows the Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index remains in the extreme fear zone as the cryptocurrency market continues to
Bitcoin is currently trading below the critical $70,000 mark. A new report from the research firm Ecoinometrics suggests the market
Recent on-chain data indicates that major Bitcoin investors have been selling, with their share of the total supply falling to
Bitcoin’s drop into the $60,000–$70,000 range has triggered the usual signals that traders watch for a market bottom: extreme fear,
Blockchain analytics firm Arkham has released a report detailing the largest known holders of Bitcoin at the start of 2026,