Bitcoin is at a critical juncture. The long-term trend remains bearish, but short-term indicators show potential for bullish movement. If Bitcoin can break through the key resistance levels soon, it could signal a reversal. However, failing to do so may confirm the bearish divergence, resulting in more downward pressure in the coming weeks.
In the past three weeks, the crypto market has surged by nearly 20%, with the total market cap jumping from $1.828 trillion to $2.261 trillion. The rise was mainly driven by a recent Fed rate cut, pushing Bitcoin to a one-month high of $65,142.
Cryptocurrency Prices: The cryptocurrency market reflects positive sentiment today, with the global market cap advancing by 1.89%, reaching $2.26 trillion. The Fear & Greed Index stays neutral at 53, suggesting a balanced market. Bitcoin has been the talk of the market, posting a 2.16% increase to $64,412.32.
In 2022, central banks around the world injected approximately $25 trillion into the global economy, a response to the financial turmoil caused by the pandemic. This massive liquidity infusion was intended to stabilize markets and bolster economies.
Led by Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), the total cryptocurrency market cap rallied around 2 percent in the past 34 hours to hover about $2.3 trillion on Wednesday. In the last 24 hours, the sudden crypto pump resulted in more than $111 million liquidated, mostly involving short traders.
On-chain data suggests that the difficulty of Bitcoin mining is set to drop around 5% in the next network adjustment, a change that miners would appreciate. Bitcoin Network Block Time Has Been Slower Than Normal Recently The “Mining Difficulty” refers to how hard miners would find to mine blocks on the BTC network.
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $136 million on Tuesday, marking the fourth consecutive day of net inflows.
A Bitcoin wallet from the Satoshi era moves BTC mined in 2009! Sparking curiosity and speculation in the crypto community.
Crypto Prices Today, September 25: The broader market on Wednesday embarked upon a remarkable upside trajectory. Bitcoin (BTC) price soared high to breach the $64K level today.
Bank of New York Mellon (BNY Mellon) is making significant strides toward launching custody services for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), following its recent exemption from the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Staff Accounting Bulletin (SAB) 121. As previously reported by Bitcoinist on Friday, BNY Mellon is the first bank to receive this exemption, allowing it to avoid treating the custody of cryptocurrencies as a balance-sheet liability.
Bitcoin and several major cryptocurrencies have been riding a wave of upward momentum over the past week. Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, posted an 8% gain in value within seven days, leading a broader market rally.
As enthusiasm surrounding the introduction of spot Ethereum and Bitcoin ETFs in the United States continues to grow, Hong Kong has embarked on its journey to establish a spot ETF market for these digital assets.
Bitcoin continued its upward trajectory late Tuesday, surpassing $64,000 as traders anticipate further monetary easing measures from central banks around the world. The growing expectation of a second consecutive 50 basis point interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve in November has provided a strong tailwind for the cryptocurrency market.
BNY Mellon Bitcoin ETF custody service received an exemption from the SEC's SAB 121.
Bitcoin surges as BlackRock-initiated ETF inflows boost BTC demand. SEC testimony and US economic data set the stage for Bitcoin's next move.
Bitcoin is nearing a significant rally toward $100,000, driven by Chinas recent economic stimulus measures and Russias move to use cryptocurrency in trade with China. Both technical charts and market fundamentals point to a bullish surge for the leading digital asset.
According to an analyst, Bitcoin may be on the cusp of a major breakout based on historical post-halving trends. Bitcoins price movement typically aligns with reaccumulation phases, and its now 157 days since the last halving.
Bitcoin price is again rising above the $63,800 resistance. BTC could gain pace if it clears the $64,750 resistance zone and then $65,000.
Optimism about the Bitcoin future outlook remains strong, with a crypto analyst forecasting a massive $100,000 price increase for the pioneer cryptocurrency. With expectations of an even greater price surge, the analyst believes that a $100,000 ATH for Bitcoin in 2025 is a nominal price target.
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) Ratio of the short-term holders is currently making a retest that could prove significant for BTC's price. Bitcoin STH MVRV Ratio Is Retesting Its 155-Day MA Right Now As explained by on-chain analyst Checkmate in a new post on X, the short-term holder MVRV Ratio breaking above its 155-day moving average (MA) could lead to bullish action for Bitcoin.
Blackrock's digital asset chief sees bitcoin as a “risk-off” asset even though it has shown a pattern aligned with U.S. stocks. He drew parallels between bitcoin and gold, pointing to its decentralized structure and limited supply as crucial factors setting it apart.
Bitcoin's current price movements are stirring up discussions, as it approaches a key resistance level that could define its next major trend. While the cryptocurrency has shown a short-term upward trend, there is still skepticism about whether this rally will sustain or fizzle out like previous ones.
One of the most anticipated technical indicators on the cryptocurrency market, a golden cross is getting closer for Bitcoin. It is common to interpret this pattern — where the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day moving average — as a bullish indication of possible upward momentum.
Bitcoin, the world's leading cryptocurrency, is showing signs of potential upward momentum as the derivatives market, specifically options contracts, paints a picture of rising prices in the coming months. According to industry insiders, the market is entering a “reflexivity season” where traders' actions and expectations are driving a feedback loop of higher prices.
Bitcoin (BTC) holds steady at around $63,390. Despite this stability, Bitcoin's dominance is showing signs of weakness, leading many to wonder whether this could signal an impending surge for altcoins.
Bitcoin (BTC) continued to trade sideways on Tuesday following a sluggish start to the week, despite a strong resurgence that began on September 6. Notably, the top cryptocurrency has risen by approximately 20% since then.
After four unsuccessful attempts to retest the $64K level, are BTC bulls on the brink of exhaustion?
The proliferation of institutional Bitcoin custodians creates opportunities for MicroStrategy, according to a Benchmark analyst.
The proliferation of institutional Bitcoin custodians creates opportunities for MicroStrategy, according to a Benchmark analyst.
Traders Tuesday pushed expectations of a second consecutive 50 basis point rate Fed rate to 60%.
PlanB, the analyst behind the popular Bitcoin Stock-to-Flow (S2F) model, recently shared a speculative scenario on X, outlining a bold projection for Bitcoin's future. The timeline outlines a number of political and economic shifts that could propel Bitcoin past $100,000.
The volatility of bitcoin may drop reduced as more interest comes into trading the options on the spot bitcoin ETF.
Bullish Bitcoin traders are making progress by attempting to retake the 200-day moving average, but a close above $66,000 could kickstart a rally to BTC's all-time high.
Bank of New York Mellon Corp. (BNY Mellon) is progressing towards offering custody services for Bitcoin and Ether held by exchange-traded product (ETP) clients, according to a report by Olga Kharif and Lydia Beyoud for Bloomberg News. This comes after a review by the U.S.
Can Bitcoin really surpass gold as a more valuable and reliable store of value in the long term?
Due to increasing institutional adoption and benevolent Federal Reserve policies, the price of bitcoin has remained steady at around $64,000.
Bitcoin is likely forming an overlapping rally to $80-90K called an ending diagonal, contingent on holding above its September 6 low.
Cryptocurrency markets are trading relatively flat, with Bitcoin and Dogecoin holding on to the green zone while Ethereum is down. Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $63,744.60 +0.44% Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $2,638.27 -1.6% Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $147.23 +2.1% Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.1092 +1.7% Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.00001471 +1.09% Notable Statistics: IntoTheBlock data shows an increase of 86.9% in large transaction volume and a growth of 31.9% in daily active addresses.
Bitcoin shows strength, but volatility risks remain with potential high liquidations at $69k.
Bitcoin is firm, adding nearly 30% after sinking to as low as $49,000 in early August. As bulls strengthen and fundamental factors swing in favor of the world's most valuable coin, prices remain below $65,000.
We should be looking to Bitcoin as the foundation for secure cross-chain infrastructure, says Jeff Garzik, CEO of Bloq and leader of the Hemi Network project.
Bitcoin soars on Fed rate cut, leaving other central banks in the dust as appetite for risk-on assets returns.
Bitcoin has once again captured the attention of traders and investors with a significant surge in its Open Interest. Currently, the total Open Interest on the Binance exchange stands at an impressive $28.3 billion, reflecting a vibrant and active trading environment.
In a recent interview with Anthony Scaramucci, crypto analyst Noelle Acheson offered insights on the interplay between macroeconomics and cryptocurrency, highlighting Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) potential as a hedge against economic instability. What Happened: In an episode of Wealthion, Acheson views Bitcoin and gold as safeguards against currency debasement and political turmoil.
The crypto markets are about to enter the crucial phase, the Q4 trade, which has always been extremely bullish. The market dynamics tend to change here, raising the possibility of setting up a fine upswing and marking fresh highs.
Will this week's $8.1 billion Bitcoin options expiry fuel a rally to $70,000 or should traders anticipate a correction?