Bitcoin Liquidity Battles Heat Up As Demand Shows First Positive Print

Bitcoin remains range-bound as liquidity clears on both sides, keeping price action indecisive. After months of weakness, demand has finally turned positive, hinting that selling is easing and structural accumulation may be returning. BTC Stays Range-Bound Amid Active Liquidity Clearing Bitcoin remains locked in a range-bound state, characterized by a lack of directional commitment. Currently,… Continue reading Bitcoin Liquidity Battles Heat Up As Demand Shows First Positive Print

Why Bitcoin Could Be Headed For Another Drop: Research Firm Cites Three Key Risks

Bitcoin (BTC) is currently holding below the key $70,000 level. Still, a new report from data and research firm Ecoinometrics suggests that the market may not be building a base for recovery.  Instead, the firm argues that the cryptocurrency remains vulnerable to another downward move, driven by three overlapping forces: weakening equity momentum, structural changes… Continue reading Why Bitcoin Could Be Headed For Another Drop: Research Firm Cites Three Key Risks

Bithumb $43 Billion Bitcoin Blunder Triggers Political Backlash In South Korea

South Korean lawmakers are ramping up pressure on financial regulators after a system failure at Bithumb, the country’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, led to the accidental distribution of more than $43 billion worth of Bitcoin (BTC) earlier this month. The February 6 incident has triggered political scrutiny of both the exchange itself and the agencies responsible… Continue reading Bithumb $43 Billion Bitcoin Blunder Triggers Political Backlash In South Korea

Bitcoin And Ethereum Post Worst Start To A Year On Record: Fortune

The industry’s largest cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), are enduring one of their most difficult openings to a year on record, according to a recent analysis by Fortune, with both digital assets trading sharply below their previous peaks. Bitcoin is currently down roughly 46% from its all-time high, while Ethereum has fallen about 60%… Continue reading Bitcoin And Ethereum Post Worst Start To A Year On Record: Fortune

Bitcoin Bottom Call On Ice: Fear Is Extreme, Whales Aren’t Buying

Bitcoin’s slide into the $60,000–$70,000 zone has lit up the usual “bottom” dashboards: extreme fear, washed-out positioning, and a cluster of indicators many traders treat as capitulation signals. But CryptoQuant contributor Mignolet says the market is missing the only thing that ultimately matters: a visible bid from dominant buyers. “What I emphasized in the $80K–$90K… Continue reading Bitcoin Bottom Call On Ice: Fear Is Extreme, Whales Aren’t Buying

Did Quantum Computing Fears Crash Bitcoin? NYDIG Says No

Quantum computing has become the latest all-purpose explanation for Bitcoin’s recent drawdown, but NYDIG says the numbers don’t back the narrative. In a Feb. 17 research note, NYDIG research head Greg Cipolaro argues that “quantum fears” are loud, but not a primary driver of the sell-off when you look at search behavior, cross-asset correlations, and… Continue reading Did Quantum Computing Fears Crash Bitcoin? NYDIG Says No

‘Sell Bitcoin Now,’ Peter Schiff Warns, Predicts $20,000 Target On Breakdown

Economist and longtime Bitcoin (BTC) critic Peter Schiff has issued a fresh warning to cryptocurrency investors, arguing that the world’s largest digital asset could face a steep decline if a key price level fails. Schiff Predicts 84% Bitcoin Crash  In a Thursday social media post on X, Schiff said that a break below $50,000 would… Continue reading ‘Sell Bitcoin Now,’ Peter Schiff Warns, Predicts $20,000 Target On Breakdown

Bitcoin’s Recent Drop Isn’t About Fundamentals, Brian Armstrong Says

The Bitcoin’s recent pullback may look concerning on the surface, but according to Brian Armstrong, the move has more to do with the market psychology than with any deterioration in fundamentals. After a period of strong performance, shifting sentiment and broader market uncertainty are playing a larger role in BTC’s price movement than structural weaknesses… Continue reading Bitcoin’s Recent Drop Isn’t About Fundamentals, Brian Armstrong Says

Bitcoin Doesn’t Get A Macro ‘Bailout’ This Time: Alden Warns Of Gradual QE

Bitcoin investors hoping for a familiar macro rescue may be reading the room wrong. In an interview with Coin Stories host Nathalie Brunell, macro analyst Lyn Alden argued that the next policy turn is more likely to resemble a slow balance-sheet creep than the kind of “nuclear print” that has historically juiced risk assets, leaving… Continue reading Bitcoin Doesn’t Get A Macro ‘Bailout’ This Time: Alden Warns Of Gradual QE

$274 Billion In Potential Bitcoin Selling Could Hit Markets, Expert Says

While much of the market’s attention remains fixed on the Bitcoin (BTC) short-term price outlook for the remainder of the year, some early industry voices are raising a far longer-term concern — one that could introduce as much as $274 billion in potential selling pressure over the next decade. Quantum Risk Debate Grows  In a… Continue reading $274 Billion In Potential Bitcoin Selling Could Hit Markets, Expert Says