Bitcoin is trading near $95,000 after a steady decline that erased recent gains and pushed the crypto king toward a crucial psychological level. The market now waits for investors to make the next decisive move, one that could determine whether

Bitcoin’s total circulating supply has just crossed 95% of its 21 million hard supply cap — a massive milestone baked in nearly 17 years ago when creator Satoshi Nakamoto mined the genesis block on Jan. 3, 2009. With 19.95 million

Economist and cryptocurrency critic Peter Schiff has taken renewed aim at Strategy’s (STR) Bitcoin-focused business model, which has long been the focus of controversy. Peter Schiff: “No Matter What Happens to Bitcoin, MicroStrategy Will End Up Bankrupt” Schiff published an

Quantum computers can’t break Bitcoin’s encryption today, but new advances from Google and IBM suggest the gap is closing faster than expected. Their progress toward fault-tolerant quantum systems raises the stakes for “Q-Day,” the moment when a sufficiently powerful machine

Bitcoin price today trades near $95,600, struggling to recover after a decisive break below the multi-month trendline that guided the 2025 structure. The slide follows a severe deterioration in flows, with more than $1.15 billion in outflows recorded yesterday, the

The Bitcoin price has dropped sharply this month. Since early November, it has fallen almost 15%, turning one of the strongest assets of the year into one of the weakest in the current pullback. The drop has pushed the market

Liquidity Regime Reset: Strategist Says Fed Cuts, Policy Shifts, and Regulatory Clarity Strengthen Bitcoin’s Long-Term Thesis Bitcoin extended its decline on Friday, falling 3% intraday and breaking below the $95,000 threshold as macroeconomic signals triggered renewed repositioning across digital-asset markets.

Key Takeaways US-listed spot Bitcoin funds raked in $524 million in net inflows on November 11, suggesting renewed institutional interest. BlackRock and Fidelity led the surge, boosting their Bitcoin exposure. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $524 million in net inflows

Bitcoin price traded below $104,000 today after briefly reclaiming $106,000 to start the week, as traders weighed a mix of macro tailwinds and technical headwinds — including President Donald Trump’s plan to send Americans $2,000 “tariff dividend” checks. The policy

Bitcoin is hanging just above $106,000 today after briefly touching $107,000 on Monday, before sliding back under $105,000. This happened after a wave of selling by big-time holders and leftover tension from the October 10th liquidations, when Donald Trump’s surprise

The US government has been shut down for over a month. While this has negatively impacted markets, including cryptocurrencies, the long-awaited agreement may finally be coming. The first step toward reopening the government has been taken, with the US Senate

Bitcoin has shown notable resilience in recent days, avoiding a break below the crucial $100,000 support level despite heavy market volatility. The crypto king’s ability to maintain its position despite pressure signals underlying strength. What many perceive as a bearish

Bitcoin has retraced its recent recovery above $104,000 as data shows the Coinbase Premium Gap has continued to be negative. Bitcoin’s Coinbase Premium Gap Has Been Red Recently As pointed out by CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn in a new post

Cryptocurrency analyst Colin Talks Crypto has shared a remarkable assessment of Bitcoin’s (BTC) possible peak date. The analyst said that Bitcoin’s price behavior could follow a similar cycle to gold, and that this pattern points to a potential “BTC peak

Bitcoin’s latest market pullback has pushed its MVRV ratio back into a critical zone that has historically been associated with macro correction lows and early-stage recovery setups. The MVRV metric now reflects a valuation reset similar to the conditions that

Bitcoin and gold are in the red this week, but their underlying narratives are diverging, with experts hinting at a potential shift in market sentiment. The precious metal is down roughly 10% from its peak over the past six days

Key Takeaways $396 million worth of Bitcoin was sold today by clients of BlackRock, Fidelity, and ARK 21Shares, indicating a large-scale institutional outflow. The sales occurred through major Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), reflecting institutional reactions to market volatility and economic

Bitcoin analysts debate whether the bull run is ending or another big rally begins. Stockmoney Lizards says this market cycle is different, showing strong potential for continued growth. Castrades marks $117K–$119K as final resistance before Bitcoin’s possible breakout or correction.

Bitcoin (BTC) has long been described as “digital gold” and, like gold, was seen as a hedge against inflation. However, new data from digital asset management company NYDIG reveals that this narrative does not fully reflect the truth. In NYDIG’s

Bitplanet Inc. has purchased 93 BTC and initiated a daily Bitcoin buying program, positioning the company as a first mover in Korea’s public-market adoption of BTC for corporate treasuries. The Seoul-based firm says the transaction was executed entirely through regulated