BITPRISMIA
Bitcoin miners sold 2,000 BTC worth $240 million over three days, which could impact BTC price and the crypto market due to increased supply.
Bitcoin's price is showing remarkable stability near all-time highs, with indicators suggesting a lower risk of a sudden drastic correction compared to previous bull runs.
Bitcoin's rapid price increase has paused after reaching an all-time high of $123,000, entering a 'bullish cooldown' phase marked by profit-taking and slowing liquidity growth.
Ethereum holdings on centralized exchanges have dropped to their lowest level since 2016, reflecting a shift towards self-custody and decentralization, which may impact Ethereum's price and market dynamics.
Analyst Axel Adler Jr. predicts Bitcoin will experience two more significant rallies before a market correction, based on key on-chain metrics and external factors like U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
A significant movement of 21,400 BTC to exchanges by short-term holders within 24 hours has raised concerns about potential selling pressure and its impact on the Bitcoin market.
A recent $1.85 billion Bitcoin futures inflow, primarily into Kraken, has sparked analysis on its implications for Bitcoin's price and market dynamics.
Bitcoin experienced a price dip due to profit-taking and tariff fears, but remains range-bound with potential for future highs.
A massive inflow of 16,624.65 BTC into Bitcoin futures exchanges, primarily Kraken, suggests heightened institutional interest and potential impacts on market volatility, liquidity, and funding rates.
Bitcoin has experienced its third major profit-taking wave in the 2023–2025 bull cycle, with new whales leading the selling, and historical patterns suggest a potential upcoming rally after consolidation.