Bitcoin (BTC) sees extreme volatility, trading between $60,000 and $67,000. Exchange supply hits all-time low, driving scarcity-driven price rebound. Despite liquidations, potential buybacks may fuel further price surges.
Xu LinBitcoin hits $64K milestone driven by institutional interest. Whale holdings rise, but correction concerns loom. Technical analysis points to critical support levels.
Xu LinRetail investors are running out of excess funds. During the pandemic, the US government provided a substantial amount of fiscal stimulus to residents, boosting not only the economy but also directing a significant amount of funds into the financial markets, inflating bubbles in small-cap stocks and cryptocurrencies.
Coinlive Data shows Bitcoin whales took out 15.7k BTC from exchanges during recent weeks, the highest amount since June of this year.
BitcoinistOn-chain data shows Bitcoin miners have moved around 4.4k BTC to Binance, something that may prove to be bearish for ...
BitcoinistA sharp fall in the cryptocurrency's price in May and June appears to have coincided with the increase in wallet addresses holding more than one Bitcoin.
CointelegraphOn-chain data shows the crypto exchange Coinbase observed 38k BTC in outflows shortly before Bitcoin recovered back above $30k. Bitcoin ...
BitcoinistBitcoin bulls are not giving up without a fight in the current range, while data increases the significance of May's $23,800 floor.
CointelegraphPrice action is struggling, giving Terra and Do Kwon the perfect opportunity to “buy the dip.”
CointelegraphThe world's flagship Bitcoin spot ETF is back buying Bitcoin after spending four weeks reducing its holdings.
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