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Bitcoin (BTCUSD) dropped below $90,000 despite Fed rate cuts, as declining stablecoin inflows reduced liquidity, fueling ongoing selling pressure and preventing a bullish reversal amid volatile marke…
Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies plunged sharply this week, driven by US unemployment spike and macro uncertainty, triggering liquidations and profit-taking amid volatile market conditions.
Significant Bitcoin outflows from Binance and large stablecoin inflows signal accumulation by long-term holders, suggesting bullish momentum and a potential strong price bottom despite recent short-t…
Crypto liquidity inflows from stablecoins, ETFs, and digital asset treasuries have slowed, leading Bitcoin into a consolidation phase. Without renewed fresh capital, rallies may remain short-lived, t…
CryptoQuant flags five Bitcoin on-chain alerts—USDT market cap growth, low SSR, record accumulator holdings, weak IFP, and STH realized price—supporting bullish momentum as BTC trades above $114,200.
Analyst Doctor Profit warns Bitcoin may enter a bear market and target $90k–$94k, while on-chain metrics show mixed signals: large USDT inflows and accumulator highs versus declining exchange flows.
The Fed cut rates 25bps to 4.00–4.25%, a move seen as a near-term positive for Bitcoin as investors prepare to deploy stablecoin 'dry powder', though political pressures and inflation risks cloud the…
Bitcoin rallied toward $117k as Binance saw nine days of net BTC outflows and a ~$2B stablecoin deposit, suggesting accumulation and buyer positioning ahead of the FOMC rate decision.
The Fed cut rates 25 bps to 4.00–4.25%, boosting Bitcoin as stablecoin inflows and low exchange balances suggest accumulation, though political pressure and inflation risks may limit the rally.
CryptoQuant finds Bitcoin exchange inflows at multi-month lows while stablecoin balances rise and altcoin inflows surge, suggesting reduced BTC selling pressure and potential rotation into risk asset…
Trump's public attacks on Fed independence and legal moves against a governor are eroding confidence in the dollar, prompting investors to shift into safe havens like gold and Bitcoin as portfolio he…
Bitcoin rallied to $113.4k on weak US payrolls, driven by stablecoin inflows and rising open interest, but reversed intraday; a weekly close above $112,500 is needed to confirm a durable bottom.
Raoul Pal says crypto is in a ‘waiting room’ and the market cycle may extend into Q1–Q2 2026 as institutional allocations and stablecoin inflows set the stage for renewed rallies, with altcoins like …