Bitcoin’s Decline Below $60,000 Seen as Unlikely Amid Strong Holder Accumulation
Data suggests Bitcoin’s price is unlikely to drop below $60,000 as long-term holders increase their supply share and technical indicators turn bullish.
Data suggests Bitcoin’s price is unlikely to drop below $60,000 as long-term holders increase their supply share and technical indicators turn bullish.
XRP’s blockchain has achieved the fastest growth in tokenized real-world assets recently, outpacing Ethereum, Solana, and other leading networks in market value expansion and ranking.
Despite weak US economic signals and ongoing Bitcoin ETF outflows, top traders have increased bullish bets, supporting Bitcoin’s $76,000 floor amid speculation of a possible rally to $82,000.
Despite ongoing bullish sentiment, large Bitcoin withdrawals from major exchanges suggest significant selling pressure, challenging the crypto market's recent resilience.
A petition opposing South Korea’s planned 22% tax on cryptocurrency gains surpassed 50,000 signatures, triggering a parliamentary review amid concerns about industry impact and investor burdens.
Blockchain.com has confidentially filed for a US IPO, joining other crypto firms seeking public listings as the sector gradually returns to equity markets.
The US Treasury sanctioned six Ethereum addresses tied to a Sinaloa Cartel network that allegedly converted drug money into cryptocurrency, raising compliance risks for crypto platforms.
Bitcoin’s price drop triggers a broad move from accumulation to selling among investors, with realized losses hitting over $600 million amid historic whale outflows.
IG Europe collaborates with Austrian exchange Bitpanda to deliver crypto trading services to EU investors, leveraging Bitpanda's infrastructure amid rising regulatory demands.
Bitcoin hovers around $77,000, with analysts anticipating a breakout of at least 5% amid reduced short positions and mixed macroeconomic factors influencing risk assets.
Nakamoto plans a major reverse stock split to increase its stock price and meet Nasdaq listing requirements after a steep decline over several months.
SpaceX reveals ownership of 18,712 Bitcoin worth approximately $1.46 billion as it prepares for a historic IPO that could value the company up to $2 trillion.