The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), slipped below the $64K mark and is currently trading at around $63,981. Its daily trading volume has surged by over 50% to $21.78 billion. Moreover, this session ranged between $63,752 and $65,316, with $49.61 million in liquidations recorded in the past 24 hours. Significantly, $67K
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading at $63,815, up by 1.70% on the day, with the trading volume surging 71% to $26.93 billion. The session has ranged between $62,226 and $64,163, implying a tight band. Over the last 24 hours, $86.34 million in BTC liquidations have been recorded, as per Coinglass
As of July 21, the Bitcoin (BTC) price is trading at $66,286, breaking above and reclaiming the high-timeframe support range at $66K. It was a level the market has been watching for weeks. Moreover, last month, the largest asset corrected to $58,000 and triggered a precise technical trifecta that has
The largest and dominant asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is currently trading at $64,878, ranging between a daily low of $64,361 and a high of $65,507. Besides, with $26.90 billion in trading volume. NYDIG has flagged that Bitcoin’s current 2025–2026 drawdown is starting to look a lot like the bear market corrections
The chart shows that the Bitcoin dominance peaked in early 2025 and has been quietly losing ground. Right now, it sits at 58.23%, and an analyst thinks it’s heading to sub-55%. The reasoning is straightforward. Since the breakdown last summer, the dominance has printed a clear lower high. Each attempt
The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is knocking on the door of the $64K resistance level again, but it’s stuck in a waiting game. Because the price is sitting right below its 50-day moving average, $65.8K, the market is essentially moving sideways. The real trigger is tomorrow’s FOMC minutes. Traders are
Bitcoin (BTC) is continuing to trade within a well-defined range. Price action remains trapped between key support near $58,000 and resistance around $61,000, with repeated attempts to reclaim the $60,000 region falling short. Recent trading activity shows buyers stepping in at slightly higher lows, suggesting demand is strengthening despite the
Jiang Zhuoer, a prominent Chinese Bitcoin miner and veteran market watcher, believes the current Bitcoin bear market could reach its final bottom between October and December 2026, with BTC potentially trading in the $42,000–$44,000 range. The outlook is based on the behaviour of Strategy’s mNAV ratio, a metric that compares
A known high-frequency trader, identified as 0x50b3, has captured the market’s attention after opening a massive 20x-leveraged long position in 1,653.8 BTC, valued at around $105.77 million. The move comes amid heightened interest in BTC’s short-term price direction, with traders closely monitoring large leveraged bets for clues about market sentiment.
Bitcoin’s recent price action has shifted the liquidity landscape. During the decline below $60K, a significant amount of downside liquidity was absorbed as stop-loss orders and leveraged positions were cleared from the market. With the February low now swept, much of the immediate selling pressure beneath current prices has been
