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While Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss calls Bitcoin at $65,000 a rare dip-buying opportunity, CryptoQuant data shows Binance taker buy volume near multi-year lows, reflecting fading speculative …
Institutional investors remain bullish on Bitcoin despite a 50% price correction from all-time highs. Coinbase and Bernstein analysts highlight continued accumulation by family offices and sovereign …
Bitcoin experienced high volatility, dropping to $61,200 following Israeli airstrikes in Beirut, before quickly recovering as Donald Trump claimed a US-Iran peace deal is nearly finalized.
USDC exchange inflows spiked to $350 million following Bitcoin's pullback below $77,000, suggesting investors are deploying stablecoin reserves to buy the dip and support price recovery.
MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor reinstates 'laser eyes' bullish symbol amid significant unrealized losses, signaling confidence in Bitcoin accumulation towards 1 million BTC by 2026.
Bitcoin surged over 11% above $65,000 after dipping below $60,000, driven by institutional dip buyers and significant long liquidations amid key support at the 200-week moving average.
Bitcoin sees steady accumulation with Bitfinex BTCUSD longs rising from 44,000 to 73,000 over seven months, indicating persistent dip buying and a strong demand floor near $87,987.
Strategy continues aggressive Bitcoin accumulation financed mainly by ATM equity sales and preferred stock issuance, supported by a $1.44 billion cash reserve to cover dividend and interest obligatio…
Tokyo-based Metaplanet expands Bitcoin-backed borrowing by $130M, increasing total loans to $230M, supporting BTC accumulation and share buybacks despite unrealized losses of nearly 20%.
Large USDC stablecoin inflows to exchanges indicate investors are preparing to buy the Bitcoin dip, signaling potential upward momentum despite recent price declines and short-term holder losses.
Bitcoin faces volatility and selling pressure after reaching $126,000 ATH, but Adam Back highlights its permissionless nature and growing institutional acceptance, including Luxembourg’s 1% investmen…
Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies declined amid bearish macroeconomic factors, ongoing US-China trade tensions, and regional bank concerns, though selective dip-buying shows fragile market res…
Bitcoin price fell over 4% recently but shows signs of stabilization and support near $114,000–$118,000, indicating a possible local bottom despite short-term volatility and predatory trading activit…
Retail traders are buying BTC dips, but sustained selling from whales and institutions keeps Bitcoin stuck in a short-term downtrend, limiting a robust recovery despite modest price gains.