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You are here: Home / Cryptocurrency News / Bitcoin Recovery Gains Momentum: Can BTC Break Above $75K? Bitcoin has begun to show early signs of a possible recovery as technical indicators and market dynamics are beginning to align after its recent pullback. As the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, Bitcoin leads the market and sets

Some weaker participants are exiting the Bitcoin market while the more inert mass of holders remains passive, Adler Jr. observed in his latest analysis. There is a notable divergence in Bitcoin’s on-chain structure, where realized losses have surged to cycle extremes even as supply activity continues to contract. This points to a potential phase of

Bitcoin Cash [BCH] continued to hold on to a long-term demand zone at the $440 level. Previously, AMBCrypto had reported that the on-chain metrics gave mixed signals. There were similarities to the October 2025 local bottom that resulted in a BCH rally to $660 by January 2026. Overall, the strength of Bitcoin [BTC] could have

Long-term Bitcoin holders transferred over US$117.87 million (AU$166.20 million) to exchanges, indicating renewed selling pressure. The moves coincide with Middle East conflict driving energy prices higher and worsening inflation concerns. A hawkish Federal Reserve outlook has reduced appetite for risk assets, contributing to Bitcoin’s decline. Bitcoin markets have come under pressure as long-term holders moved

Glassnode data shows Bitcoin has entered a thinly accumulated range between US$72K and US$82K where on-chain resistance is minimal. Only about 60% of Bitcoin’s supply is in profit, a level historically linked to first-bounce exhaustion at cycle bottoms rather than confirmed bull market transitions. Institutional ETF holders maintained positions through a 50% drawdown, but short-term

Bitcoin price is currently trading around $79,126, up 2% in the last 24 hours and roughly 6% in the last week. BTC is slightly outperforming the broader crypto market as the level of $80,000 comes back into focus.  Analyst Michaël van de Poppe says Bitcoin value today is gaining strength again, but it’s now entering

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A new Bitcoin-based finance protocol called Hashi has been introduced on the Sui blockchain, with early participation commitments from crypto institutions including BitGo, Bullish and FalconX ahead of its planned launch later this year. According to an announcement shared with Cointelegraph, Hashi is designed to let Bitcoin holders earn yield on native Bitcoin (BTC) through