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Bitcoin ended March with a modest gain, breaking a losing streak, but April shows volatility amid geopolitical tensions and bearish cycle analysis suggesting a bottom possibly in late 2026.
Bitcoin faces a potential market bottom after five months of losses and capitulation signals from long-term holders, though some analysts warn prices could fall further before recovering.
Bitcoin remains steady amid global market sell-offs, with potential relief rally to mid-$80,000s predicted despite current bear market conditions.
Corporate Bitcoin holdings have plunged over 37%, with major miners like Bitdeer fully divesting BTC to pivot towards AI and cloud ventures amid a prolonged bear market and high production costs.
CryptoQuant's Bitcoin Bull-Bear Market Cycle Indicator plunged deeply into bearish territory, signaling a strong bearish phase for BTC near levels not seen since the 2022 bear market bottom after the…
Strategy MSTR shares dropped 4.8%, paralleling Bitcoin's decline from over $110,000 to near $70,000 amid a four-month bear market and analyst price target cuts.
Bitcoin plunged over $10,000 in a single day, triggering $2.6 billion in liquidations and marking its largest daily drop since 2022. Analysts predict 2026 as a continued bear market, with a rebound u…
Bitcoin has fallen below $90,000, signaling a potential 20% further decline toward $70,000 amid fractal patterns resembling 2021. Analysts debate if this leads to a continued bear market or a 2026 su…
Strategy, the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, sharply reduced BTC purchases in 2025, preparing for a prolonged bear market and building cash reserves to cover debt amid market pressures and index i…
Bitcoin dropped below its 50-week moving average, a historic trigger for prolonged bear markets, with potential to crash to $38,000, indicating strong bearish momentum and risks of further sharp decl…