Bitcoin

Ki Young Ju’s view challenges both crash narratives and quick-bull expectations, pointing instead to a prolonged period of low excitement. Bitcoin (BTC) inflows have dried up, according to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju, who said that the market is likely heading into several months of flat, uneventful price movement rather than a dramatic sell-off. His

TLDR: Bitcoin mining difficulty decreased 2.6% with another 1.88% downward adjustment projected in next cycle. Block times exceeded 10 minutes 30 seconds, signaling excessive difficulty relative to current conditions. Declining hashrate shows miners reducing operations as rising costs and falling prices squeeze margins. Lower difficulty eases miner selling pressure by reducing resources needed for profitable

Bitcoin is continuing to move in a tight sideways range, with no clear signal yet that a strong new trend has started. On the daily chart,analysts say Bitcoin remains capped below a major resistance zone between $91,000 and $95,500, an area that has repeatedly rejected price over the past few weeks. This resistance is likely

Story Highlights The live price of Bitcoin Cash is  $ 592.07696621 Price predictions for 2026 range from $680 to $1160. By 2030, BCH could reach highs of $3410, driven by increased adoption and transaction activity. With Bitcoin smashing through the $100K barrier, all eyes are now on Bitcoin Cash (BCH) as traders wonder—will BCH price follow

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) retreated from recent highs on Thursday as institutional investors locked in profits after a strong start to the year. Over the past 24 hours, the price eased from around $93,000 (£69,175) to just above $90,000, representing a roughly 2.5% pullback, coinciding with notable outflows from major US spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Read

Analyst Keith Alan predicts Bitcoin will likely drop to retest its $87,500 yearly open as bulls struggle to maintain current support at $92,000. Market data suggests large traders are positioning for a deeper correction, potentially triggered by a “death cross” on the weekly chart later this month. A durable recovery above $101,500 is considered unlikely

Ethereum, Solana and XRP posted substantial weekly gains of 10–22%, while Bitcoin’s 5% rise was tempered by recent 24-hour losses. Glassnode data indicates the late-November dip to US$80k likely represented a significant market bottom, evidenced by short-term holders moving back into profit. Crypto ETF flows have reversed from selling to buying, with Ethereum and Solana

Cryptocurrency markets may be heading into a prolonged growth phase that breaks away from Bitcoin’s traditional four-year boom-and-bust cycle, according to Changpeng Zhao, the founder of Binance. Speaking in an interview with CNBC on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Zhao said a global shift toward clearer crypto regulation and rising institutional