Bitcoin

TLDR Bitcoin is now considered a macro asset class, with spot ETFs approved and sovereign wealth funds exploring exposure Ethereum powers DeFi, stablecoins, and real-world asset tokenization, with deflationary mechanics under high demand Solana leads all Layer 1 blockchains in daily active users and transaction volume after rebuilding post-FTX collapse Chainlink dominates as the oracle

Market analyst MorenoDV_ reports a muted response by Bitcoin short-term holders (STH) to a combined attack by the US and Israel on Iran. The observation is important considering the previous sell-offs that have dominated the market in recent months. Bitcoin STH Reaction To Geopolitical Conflict Signals Seller Exhaustion – What Next?  The Bitcoin short-term holders

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With the Bitcoin price evidently in a bear cycle, there were not a lot of positives to take from the market’s performance in the past month. According to a recent on-chain observation, March seems set to be a continuation of the worrying trend, as a relevant metric paints a bearish picture for the world’s leading

Oil markets erased over $1 trillion from their market cap in minutes after the news went viral. Financial markets faced more volatility in the past hour or so, including bitcoin, which just jumped to a five-day peak of $68,500 before it was stopped and driven south by a grand. The most likely reason for these

Bitcoin (BTC) and gold are showing very different profiles in 2026. Gold has climbed 153% since the start of 2024, while Bitcoin is down roughly 30% over the same stretch.  One analyst said that the gap lines up with steady growth in global money supply, cooling appetite for risky tech stocks, and falling crypto exchange

Crypto Markets Antonio Di Giacomo| Published 1 month ago BITCOIN posted a notable rebound on Wednesday, rising more than 5% to trade above $68 000 (R1 083 947), in a move largely driven by opportunistic buying following heavy liquidations in previous sessions. The recovery coincided with improved sentiment on Wall Street, particularly in the technology

Bitcoin faces renewed pressure as the $70,000 level continues to act as a ceiling in the latest Bitcoin Price Prediction outlook. Institutional signals appear mixed despite corporate accumulation headlines, and technical indicators show hesitation rather than confirmation. At the same time, XRP trades just below $1.50 after forming higher lows, placing both assets at critical