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Homepage > News > Business > Bitcoin: Imperfect by design The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of CoinGeek. Perfection is the enemy of good. Voltaire said it, engineers live by it, and Bitcoin proved it over a decade of forks, civil wars, and

Bitcoin’s four-hour Bollinger Bands are constricting toward a breakout, with pseudonymous trader LP flagging a sub-$60,000 wick as the capitulation event most likely to confirm a market bottom. Material Indicators co-founder Keith Alan noted large players are “buying dips and selling rips.” Historical precedent shows BTC can trade below that level for anywhere from seven

Bitcoin miners spent years racing to secure cheap electricity, and that electricity has since become more valuable than the Bitcoin mining business built on it. That inversion drives Fidelity's May 2026 assessment that AI hosting could give miners a second revenue stream while flattening Bitcoin's hash rate as major operators redirect energy infrastructure away from

US dollar-pegged stablecoins and Bitcoin (BTC) share a symbiotic relationship, mutually benefiting from increasing adoption, according to Sam Lyman, head of research at Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI), a Washington DC-based digital asset advocacy organization. “Bitcoin is beneficial to the US system because the largest Bitcoin trading pair is BTC/USD,” or Tether’s USDt (USDT) stablecoin, which

Bitcoin's correlation with global central bank easing has turned strongly negative since 2024, suggesting BTC now leads rather than lags monetary policy signals. Apr 5, 2026, 4:00 p.m. 2 min read Make preferred on Bitcoin may no longer move in step with Federal Reserve policy, according to a new report from Binance Research, which points

Selling pressure from other market participants is offsetting incremental institutional buying and sustaining the current wave of distribution. Under the current crypto market conditions, Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and some institutions are still in accumulation mode. However, spot demand remains weak. Market research platform CryptoQuant explained why this contraction has persisted in its latest weekly

It appears that the era of loud, energy-draining mining rigs is coming to an end, or at least to a change in 2026. The cryptocurrency market has matured considerably and is moving away from speculative noise toward functional utility that actually pays. Investors are no longer happy with holding coins – they want their assets