Bitcoin retreats slightly after a recent rally amid regulatory uncertainty over a U.S. crypto bill and strong U.S. economic data reducing expectations of Fed rate cuts.
Bitcoin briefly dipped below $90,000 amid profit-taking and risk-off sentiment as US labor data disappointed, weighing on hopes for near-term Fed rate cuts.
Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies retreated after recent rallies amid profit-taking and lingering uncertainty from MSCI's proposed index changes and Morgan Stanley's ETF filings, triggering short-te…
Bitcoin modestly rises near $88,535 but remains below $90,000, ending 2025 down over 5% due to profit-taking and regulatory concerns despite earlier record highs.
Bitcoin dropped nearly 3% to $96,000 amid heavy selling by large holders and institutional sellers, wiping out $700 million in longs and triggering extreme fear among traders. The decline reflects la…
Bitcoin whale selling is typical late-cycle profit-taking, not panic. Analysts suggest momentum cooling but no confirmed market top. On-chain data hints at potential short-term lows amid macroeconomi…
Bitcoin consolidates above $100,000 amid high exchange inflows and short-term selling, reflecting a market reset phase with potential for recovery if demand sustains support levels.
Bitcoin extended its recent downtrend, falling over 3% in 24 hours amid profit-taking and lack of fundamental drivers, with significant selling by large holders and criticism from Peter Schiff intens…
Bitcoin opened November under pressure, dropping below $108,000 amid profit-taking, ETF outflows, and reduced momentum. While structural bulls remain, near-term upside depends on renewed spot demand …
Bitcoin fell sharply after hitting a record high in October, pressured by profit-taking and macro uncertainty. Fed policy concerns and geopolitical risks weigh on sentiment while institutional intere…
Bitcoin’s buying momentum has surged since July, with net taker volume shifting from bearish to neutral. Controlled profit-taking above $120,000 suggests a healthy consolidation, supported by institu…