Bitcoin price hasn’t gone anywhere this week. Even after touching an all-time high of $122,000 recently, the price has mostly stayed stuck. It’s down 3.1% in the last 7 days, and only up 5.8% for the past month. With ETF outflows now topping $1 billion, marking the longest streak since April, many traders expected deeper…
On Tuesday, Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) logged their fourth consecutive day of net outflows, marking the longest streak of withdrawals since April. This sustained capital exit reflects the downturn in market sentiment, which could push BTC’s price lower in the near term. Bitcoin ETF Outflows Top $1 Billion in 4 Days as Institutional Bulls Retreat…
The market is currently at a sensitive juncture, with price levels around $112,600 and signals from the RSI creating two clear scenarios. One is a “profit-taking” move that pulls the price back to the $95,000 zone if technical selling pressure increases and historical patterns repeat (which remain unverified). Two is a “bullish rebound” toward the…
Bitcoin’s price faced downward pressure at the beginning of August, dropping to $114,337. This decline can be attributed to multiple factors, including broader market uncertainty stirred by Trump’s tariff wars. However, one crucial factor appears to be alleviating: the impact of investor sentiment. Bitcoin’s price action is now more influenced by market conditions than investor…
The Bitcoin price is showing some signs of life, up 1.1% on the day and trading around $114,000. But zoom out, and the weekly performance still shows a -3.77% decline, leaving traders wondering: is this just a bounce, or the start of the next BTC rally? To figure that out, it helps to look beyond…
Bitcoin has struggled to maintain its upward momentum since reaching a new all-time high of $122,054 on July 14. At press time, the leading cryptocurrency trades around the $113,000 price level, marking a nearly 7.4% decline over the past 19 days. Due to this pullback, the percentage of BTC’s supply in profit has declined, signaling…
Bitcoin price has corrected by around 2.4% in the last 24 hours, holding just above $115,000. While traders remain cautious, one bullish pattern could decide whether Bitcoin makes a big push toward $150,000 or risks losing its upward momentum. Let’s break down the key signals shaping this pivotal moment. Fund Flow Ratio Points to Lower…
Bitcoin’s price has been rangebound for the last few days, consolidated between $117,261 and $120,000. However, recent market conditions and external influences, such as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on Wednesday, caused a temporary decline. As of now, Bitcoin is priced at $118,419, slightly recovering after dipping to $115,700. Despite this recovery, Bitcoin’s…
Bitcoin’s miner reserve climbed steadily between July 2 and July 22, reflecting accumulation as the coin soared to a new all-time high of $122,054 on July 14. At the time, miners appeared confident in the coin’s bullish momentum, holding onto their rewards in anticipation of higher prices. However, BTC has struggled to maintain upward momentum…
Bitcoin is showing unusual strength this week. While the broader crypto market is down more than 5% day-on-day, the BTC price is down just 0.6%, holding around $118,000. That kind of flat performance in a weak market usually signals bullish intent. But despite a clear lack of selling pressure, Bitcoin hasn’t broken out. And the…