Bitcoin faces fresh capitulation risk as 50K BTC moved at a loss
Bitcoin (BTC) is showing fresh signs of short-term holder capitulation after roughly 50,000 BTC moved to exchanges at a loss over the past day. At the same time, the market capitalization of short-term holders fell to $237.7 billion, its lowest level since October 2024. The rise in loss-driven selling comes as tighter monetary conditions and
Old Ether wallets move 37,806 ETH as whale conviction faces key test at $1.5K
Eight-year-old Ether (ETH) wallets have started moving coins for the first time since 2017, adding fresh supply to the market as Ether trades just above $1,500. Onchain data shows 37,806 ETH from long-dormant addresses became active, while separate whale transactions point to continued accumulation by other large investors. The mixed positioning comes as total long-term
ETH valuation metric hits level not seen since 2022: Is rally to $2.5K next?
Ether (ETH) may be on the path to retesting $2,500 if the current rally above $2,150 and the bullish spot and futures market volumes pushing prices higher are sustained. Ether is also supported by a key macro indicator that places the altcoin in a rare undervaluation zone not seen since 2022. The data points to
Bitcoin holds $67K support as data exposes price to sentiment divergence
Bitcoin (BTC) continues to show strong support at $67,000, even as a growing split between BTC’s price stability and bearish sentiment among investors leaves the cryptocurrency in a state of equilibrium. BTC’s resilience in avoiding dips below $60,000 has been driven by strong institutional investor demand and long-term buying, despite volatility stemming from the US-Israel-Iran
Ether at risk of new 2026 lows if bulls fail to turn $2.4K into support
Ether (ETH) price may be at risk of a correction to new year-to-date lows, especially if the bulls fail to secure daily candle closes above the $2,150 to $2,400 range. Ether’s price action continues to be driven by US and global macroeconomic events, along with investors’ appetite for risk assets during the US and Israel-Iran
Bitcoin accumulation addresses absorb 67K BTC as miner-led selling falls: Data
Bitcoin (BTC) demand from long-term holders increased by 48.5% over the past seven days. This rise in accumulation coincided with a sharp decline in Bitcoin miners’ selling activity, as the Miners’ Position Index (MPI) dropped to levels last seen in 2024. The development highlights a phase where long-term participants are steadily absorbing Bitcoin, while selling
Potential Bitcoin crash below $60K may delay recovery to 2027: Data
Bitcoin’s (BTC) return to all-time highs may depend on how deep the current drawdown extends, with deeper declines historically lengthening recovery times. A deeper drawdown could push Bitcoin’s recovery into Q2 2027, as larger declines historically take longer to recover from. Bitcoin drawdown depth extends the recovery timeline Ecoinometrics data shows a clear link between
Three Binance Bitcoin charts point to the direction of BTC’s next big move
Bitcoin’s (BTC) short-term trend may hinge on developments unfolding inside Binance’s order flow and onchain activity. Three Binance-linked metrics indicated rising sell-side pressure, shifting liquidity behavior and a market preparing for volatility, factors that could determine whether BTC holds support or enters a deeper correction. Key takeaways: Bitcoin whale deposits into exchanges are rising, signaling
Bitcoin’s strongest trading day since May cues possible rally to $107K
Bitcoin (BTC) gained 5.81% on Tuesday, its biggest daily return since May 8. As the rally unfolded, a bullish engulfing pattern formed, marking the first significant structural shift on the daily chart in the fourth quarter. Traders now wonder if there is an increased chance for a sustained recovery over the coming day. Bitcoin one-day
Bitcoin’s lack of price strength due to sheepish spot buyers: What happens next?
Bitcoin (BTC) attempted to close above a key resistance zone last week after briefly spiking to $93,300. Still, BTC failed to stop a mean-reversion trend, with the price dropping below $85,000 on Monday. Bitcoin four-hour chart. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingView Key takeaways: Bitcoin’s inability to close above $93,000 invalidated the confirmation of a bullish trend reversal. Without