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Bitwise analysts highlight that while Bitcoin is currently in a historical value zone, hawkish Federal Reserve policy outlooks and intense liquidity competition are likely to keep buyers sidelined.
Bitcoin experiences mixed ETF flows but gains support from institutional accumulation by Standard Chartered and MicroStrategy. Meanwhile, SEC approval of BlackRock’s Bitcoin Income ETF and emerging b…
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes warns that massive capital diversion into artificial intelligence has sucked up $1.5 trillion in liquidity, starving Bitcoin of growth. He expects upcoming major AI IPO…
Bitcoin trades in a tight range near $66,700 with strong liquidity-driven pressure suggesting a short squeeze toward $68,000-$70,000, though momentum remains weak and a pullback risk persists if key …
Bitcoin exchange supply hits an eight-year low amid growing institutional adoption and ETF approvals, reducing liquidity and potentially fueling price volatility on buying pressure.
Stifel Financial predicts Bitcoin will drop 46% to $38,000 by 2026 due to tight Fed policy and regulatory slowdowns, but expects a strong rally late 2026 as liquidity and a weaker USD improve sentime…
Bitcoin's recent decline is driven by a sharp drop in US dollar liquidity due to a $200bn rise in the Treasury General Account, causing broad risk asset weakness beyond crypto.
Bipartisan progress to avoid a US government shutdown eases some market fears, but Bitcoin fell due to tightening liquidity and geopolitical tensions, signaling near-term volatility rather than a fun…
Bitcoin plunged amid US trade war fears, regulatory delays, and rising Fed hawkishness, wiping $100 billion from crypto markets as selling intensified and bearish indicators signaled further downside…
Bitcoin faces bearish pressure after a failed rally near $90,000, driven by rising short-term holders selling at breakeven and a demand vacuum causing thin liquidity. A possible drop below $80,000 co…
Bitcoin's dip below $100K amid tight liquidity triggers fear, but anticipated massive liquidity influx and policy easing could spark a crypto rally over the coming year.