Bitcoin’s recent rebound above $60,000 has reignited interest among American investors, as indicated by a positive shift in the Coinbase Premium indicator. This comes after a volatile week where Bitcoin lost 30% of its value, driven by ETF outflows and leverage unwinding. The renewed US demand suggests growing confidence, though analysts caution that broader macroeconomic factors will influence the sustainability of the recovery.
about Bitcoin Rebounds as US Investors Return, Coinbase Premium Turns PositiveJulio Moreno
3 posts last weekBitcoin Plunge Tests Mining Economics as Costs Vary Widely
Bitcoin’s sharp decline below $63,000 has pushed its price perilously close to—and in some cases below—the estimated cost of mining the cryptocurrency. The sell-off triggered over $2 billion in liquidations, raising concerns about miner profitability as production costs vary dramatically across the industry. Analysts caution that widely shared mining cost estimates may be misleading, with real expenses depending heavily on energy deals and operational efficiency.
about Bitcoin Plunge Tests Mining Economics as Costs Vary WidelyBitcoin Bear Market Deepens: Analysts Warn of Prolonged Downturn
Bitcoin’s slide below $75,000 has intensified debates about the cryptocurrency’s bear market duration. CryptoQuant’s head of research warns that key demand and liquidity indicators show persistent weakness, suggesting the downturn could last months. The absence of U.S. buying pressure and stalled stablecoin growth signal a challenging recovery ahead.
about Bitcoin Bear Market Deepens: Analysts Warn of Prolonged DownturnSolana ETFs Defy Market Trends with $6.7M Inflow
While Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) bled billions last week, Solana-focused funds quietly demonstrated remarkable resilience, attracting $6.7 million in fresh capital. This inflow, bringing total assets under management to $689.8 million, occurred even as the price of SOL itself dropped 3.6% to $122.74, highlighting a divergence between ETF investor behavior and short-term spot price action. The Solana funds’ steady performance stands in stark contrast to a combined $1.6 billion exodus from BTC and ETH products and unfolds against a surprising backdrop: a 23.8% weekly surge in the price of silver, which is now challenging SOL in a race to $150.
about Solana ETFs Defy Market Trends with $6.7M InflowBitcoin Whale Data Distorted by Exchange Consolidation, Not Buying
Recent social media claims of massive Bitcoin accumulation by large holders are misleading, according to onchain analysis from CryptoQuant. The data reveals that exchange operational moves, not fresh buying, are distorting whale wallet metrics. While true large-holder balances continue to decline, a separate shift shows long-term holders have quietly turned net buyers, creating a nuanced market picture as Bitcoin consolidates around $90,000.
about Bitcoin Whale Data Distorted by Exchange Consolidation, Not BuyingBitcoin Demand Declines: On-Chain Data Signals Bearish Cycle Shift
A leading on-chain analyst argues that Bitcoin cycles should be measured by demand, not price. Recent data shows a concerning decline in Bitcoin’s Apparent Demand, signaling potential bearish momentum ahead. This shift could mark a turning point in the current market cycle.
about Bitcoin Demand Declines: On-Chain Data Signals Bearish Cycle ShiftBitcoin Stabilizes at $86K Amid $2B Exchange Inflows
Bitcoin has found stability above $86,000 after recent volatility driven by significant profit-taking activity. On-chain data reveals nearly $2 billion worth of BTC moved to exchanges last week, signaling investor selling pressure. Market watchers now turn to Federal Reserve policy decisions as the next potential catalyst.
about Bitcoin Stabilizes at $86K Amid $2B Exchange InflowsWhy Bitcoin’s Long-Term Holders Are Selling Now
Despite persistent buying from spot Bitcoin ETFs and corporate investors, Bitcoin’s price action remains subdued, creating a market puzzle that analysts are solving through on-chain data. The answer, according to Fidelity Digital Assets research vice president Chris Kuiper, lies with long-term holders who are gradually releasing supply in what he describes as a ‘slow bleed’ rather than the dramatic sell-offs characteristic of previous bull markets. This measured distribution from historically steadfast investors explains why Bitcoin has struggled to gain momentum despite positive fundamental developments and institutional adoption.
about Why Bitcoin's Long-Term Holders Are Selling NowBitcoin Demand Turns Positive as Futures Interest Lags
Bitcoin’s Apparent Demand metric has flipped positive for the first time since early October, signaling renewed spot buying interest. However, this demand surge contrasts with persistently low futures market activity and ongoing outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs. The mixed signals come as BTC price retraces to $103,200 after recent gains.
about Bitcoin Demand Turns Positive as Futures Interest LagsBitcoin Struggles at $102K as Demand Falters Against Selling
Bitcoin’s struggle to maintain prices above $102,000 reveals a critical market imbalance that could signal extended consolidation ahead. According to CryptoQuant data analyzed by head of research Julio Moreno, long-term holders are actively taking profits while demand has failed to keep pace—a stark contrast to previous bull market phases where rising demand absorbed selling pressure. This divergence, coupled with significant outflows from US Spot Bitcoin ETFs, suggests Bitcoin’s momentum may be weakening as it trades at $101,655.
about Bitcoin Struggles at $102K as Demand Falters Against SellingBitcoin Drops Below Key Moving Average, Stirs Bear Market Fears
Bitcoin has fallen below its 365-day moving average, sparking concerns among analysts about a potential bear market. The drop below $99,000 represents a breach of a key macro indicator that previously signaled the start of the 2022 downturn. Market watchers are now debating whether this indicates sustained weakness or merely a temporary correction.
about Bitcoin Drops Below Key Moving Average, Stirs Bear Market FearsBitcoin’s ‘Uptober’ Fails as Crypto Market Lags
Bitcoin is defying its historical October bullish trend, posting a 4% decline this month against its typical 19.84% average return. Failed rallies and sharp price swings indicate the crypto market remains in a correction phase, with analysts questioning whether ‘Uptober’ has been canceled entirely as institutional optimism clashes with macroeconomic headwinds.
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