Solana has held key support and is testing crucial resistance levels, with traders closely monitoring for a potential …
Backed by major venture investors, the Citrea bitcoin initiative is moving to turn dormant BTC reserves into an …
The Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF outflow, which was linked to BlackRock, was recorded in the last week of …
Crypto markets are still large, but participation has become uneven. Total market capitalization continues to sit just under …
French public company Capital B has renewed its long-term digital asset initiative, further aligning its treasury with the …
Bitcoin saw choppy trade after a sharp dip and rebound, with bulls defending a key support zone while …
BlackRock’s latest move in digital assets adds an income angle to the evolving blackrock bitcoin exchange-traded product landscape …
Traders across crypto and equity markets are positioning for Wednesday’s closely watched federal reserve decision on interest rates, …
XRP may be setting up for another major move if a familiar historical pattern continues to play out. …
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Amid the ongoing bearish market, the Bitcoin short-term holder profitability is facing a key test once again. Bitcoin's short-term holder spent output profit ratio (STH-SOPR) is hovering around the breakeven level of 1.0, according to the latest data from Glassnode. Historically, this threshold has acted as a momentum confirmation point. Specifically, a successful break above …
Bitcoin is currently trading within consolidation phase, but veteran trader Peter Brandt has identified when the asset could secure a breakout. In his latest analysis, the market veteran highlighted the importance of this structured price action and pointed to an upcoming critical moment for Bitcoin between Feb. 24 and 26. Notably, his analysis suggests that this …