Will Woo maintains a cautious optimism for Bitcoin, expecting short liquidations between $71k and $75k in the near future.

Bitcoin's recent drop to $61,000 has flushed out leveraged positions in the market, leading to a significant decline in the total value of futures contracts traded on major exchanges.

Bitcoin futures contracts exhibited significant demand for short (sell) positions, sparking speculations of further bearish momentum. This trend was influenced by the ...

The sell order at Binance caused Bitcoin to drop more than 3% below $30,000 ... funding rates in perpetual swaps signaling bullish leverage. Additionally, the market was anticipating US inflation data ...

Crypto trader HoneyBadger claims that market makers are having a field day “exploiting high emotions” in the overheated Bitcoin market right now.

The crypto market is becoming lively again, and even investors not interested in buying crypto assets directly should pay attention to the trend.

As of late Thursday, there are fewer than 175 blocks to mine before the next halving. About 99.9% of the required blocks are already mined, according to data from Mempool.space. Mempool.space tracks ...

Bitcoin Is ‘Deleveraging’ In the Futures Market Amid Geopolitical Tensions. Bitcoin's fall to $61,000 has led to a significant decrease in leverage in the futures market, with ...

Elsewhere, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has published its Global Financial Stability Report detailing how Bitcoin is widespread and its transactions are intense. The report also indicated ...

The Fear & Greed Index for Bitcoin reached 72/100 last week, marking its lowest in around ten days, but this is far from a capitulatory move. At press time, the index is hitting 74/100, getting ever ...

Bitcoin is up 44% so far this year. Its halving could accelerate this trend and spread the gains to other stocks and tokens. Some crypto miners may face a difficult road ahead.

The halving will tighten Bitcoin supply, while ETFs have expanded demand. The result will be explosive, according to Hut 8.