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Bitcoin saw a decent price increase today, even as weekend trading remained quiet. Market activity was limited, but the short-term price action is still giving traders something to watch. Right now, Bitcoin appears to be moving within a short-term recovery phase after its recent pullback. Some analysts say this bounce is part of a temporary

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Phone Le, the CEO of Strategy, claims that Bitcoin has had strong fundamentals in 2025 despite the price crashing towards the year-end, as per the latest Bitcoin price news. His statement suggests that he doesn’t care about the short-term price action of BTC but its long-term direction. Le heads the largest Bitcoin treasury in the

Bitcoin Cash trades near $586.4 after a sharp rebound from lower range support. Price pushed above the 20 EMA at $558.2 and reclaimed the 50 EMA at $559.9. The 100 EMA at $559.3 now flattens below price, reducing downside pressure. Bollinger Bands expand with the upper band at $581.9 and the lower band at $520.6

Bitcoin trades below a major horizontal barrier while volatility contracts. Price holds near $87147.6 after a sharp rejection from the mid-band. The 20 EMA at $86997.8 curls flat, pressing into the 50 EMA at $88177.9. The 100 EMA at $89256.5 slopes down and caps recovery attempts. Bollinger Bands narrow between $88605.6 and $84969.7, signaling reduced

Bitcoin’s ETF data is doing that annoying thing where it looks terrifying if you only read the headline. Big chunks of ETF buyers are sitting on losses, and every red flow day gets framed as the start of a stampede. But if you look closely at the numbers, they tell a different story. Outflows are

Journalist Posted: December 20, 2025 At first glance, the data looked worrying. The numbers showed long-term holders (LTHs) selling Bitcoin [BTC] heavily, with worries about whether BTC was starting to crack. But a closer look tells you more. Analysts now say the spike was distorted, which means the narrative around Bitcoin’s latest moves may be