Recent Bitcoin price action continues to paint a bearish picture, with sellers firmly in control as the cryptocurrency repeatedly fails to reclaim key levels. The $75,000$80,000 range, once a strong support zone, has transformed into a formidable resistance ceiling, capping every recovery attempt and signaling that the previous bullish trend may have already run its course.
Circle is placing its bets on cirBTC to tap into Bitcoin earnings as the demand for DeFi increases.
Bitcoin's trading near dangerous territory right now. The cryptocurrency hovers around $60,000, and that's basically the line in the sand for traders who don't want to see things get ugly fast.
Analytics firm CryptoQuant has highlighted how the 365-day trend of the Bitcoin whales signals structural selling pressure from large holders.
Bitcoin may face fresh lows unless $76K flips into firm support, with BTC still trapped in a fragile $60K-$73K range amid macro and derivatives pressure.
Google research suggests quantum computers may crack key crypto faster than expected, reviving fears that Bitcoin signatures face risk sooner.
Naoris Protocol says its blockchain network uses quantum-resistant cryptography, as the wider crypto industry prepares for future threats.
The crypto market has faced high tension in recent hours following confirmation that Bitcoin has posted 6 straight months in the red, a price structure not seen in years.
MARA Holdings is cutting its workforce. The bitcoin mining company initiated layoffs this week, affecting several departments according to Blockspace Media.
The ongoing tensions in the Middle East continue to put immense pressure on Bitcoin and other risk assets. As investor sentiments turn increasingly cautious, analysts are weighing the potential impact of rising oil prices on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin's data show a series of bearish trading patterns that could usher in new price lows if the key support at $60,000 fails to hold. Here's why bulls need to take out $76,000.
Riot moved about 500 BTC in what analysts say is fresh selling, adding to a wave that's seen listed miners dump over 15,000 BTC even as treasury firms like Metaplanet keep accumulating.