Bitcoin

Bitcoin price has broken out of a two-month consolidation after a steady, sideways phase, with the latest Core CPI print acting as a key trigger for the move. The breakout has revived bullish sentiment and shifted attention back to whether the crypto markets and BTC price can build follow-through above their former range. Now, traders

Bitcoin has spent the past several weeks going nowhere fast, and that is not because traders have run out of opinions. It is because the market is quietly boxed in by wild forces most people never see. New Binance order-book pressure data from CoinGlass shows a market held in place rather than pushed forward, with buyers and

Bitcoin's 2025 rally sat on a liquidity foundation that looks solid until investors examine what changed in the final quarter. Some analysts point to global liquidity indexes hitting record highs and declare the wave is still building. Others cite CrossBorder Capital's high-frequency tracking and argue momentum peaked in early November, with the US cycle now

Asia Market Open: Bitcoin Jumps 5% To $95K, Asian Stocks Open Higher After Wall Street Slips Crypto Reporter Shalini Nagarajan Crypto Reporter Shalini Nagarajan Part of the Team Since Jan 2024 About Author Shalini is a crypto reporter who provides in-depth reports on daily developments and regulatory shifts in the cryptocurrency sector. Last updated:  January

Bitcoin moved into positive territory on Tuesday, climbing above $93,000, as investors reacted to fresh U.S. inflation data and growing optimism around crypto regulation in Washington. Bitcoin was last trading near $93,350, up about 1.3% in 24 hours, with trading volume also rising. The move comes after several days of sideways action. CPI Data Gives

The crypto market bounced back after inflation data came in lower than expected. Core inflation rose by 0.2% for the month and 2.6% over the year, both slightly below forecasts. After the news, Bitcoin and the altcoin market saw small gains over the next few hours. CPI Data Boosts Market Recovery The stock and the

Journalist Posted: December 30, 2025 Bitcoin is on the verge of closing 2025 in the red if it fails to close above $94k by New Year’s Eve. The oldest and largest cryptocurrency has declined by 5.7% in 2025. It recorded a lacklustre performance during Christmas week, while the U.S equities market rallied to new highs.   

With Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) prices facing significant corrections, the two largest publicly traded holders of these cryptocurrencies, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) and Bitmine Immersion, have made substantial moves to bolster their portfolios over the past week. Strategy Resumes Bitcoin Acquisitions  On Monday, Strategy announced that, between 22 and 28 December, it had acquired 1,129