Although Bitcoin prices have rebounded by 15 percent over the past week, further network demand is required to maintain further price gains, according to measures.
Institutions that reportedly bought 10,939 bitcoins from Coinbase in December 2020 have yet to sell. Bitcoin’s (BTC) price has dropped by more than 50% since
What might enrage investors more than stock and cryptocurrency surrender is sideways trading “for a long period.” After a one-week high in U.S. economic policy
Bitcoin outflows from exchanges have reached a yearly high, while inflows to Canadian Bitcoin ETFs have also reached a yearly high, indicating that investor trust
Bitcoin’s price is clinging to a zone that has witnessed more on-chain volume than any other in the cryptocurrency’s history. Bitcoin (BTC) had another brief
Despite the fact that long-term coin sales increased significantly last week, HODLing remains the recommended approach as more short-term supply becomes long-term supply. Long-term Bitcoin
As some whales and lesser purchasers choose to go big on BTC at current prices, doomsday scenarios for Bitcoin price action remain in focus. Overnight,
The Bitcoin network’s supply-side dynamics continue to show robust adoption, with more addresses with a positive BTC balance than ever before. The number of addresses
Bitcoin fell 4% on Tuesday, briefly hitting a one-month low because of growing tensions between Russia and Ukraine. The Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index, which
Bitcoin could lose more money if the government cuts its balance sheet, an analyst says. During the opening of Wall Street, Bitcoin (BTC) fell because
On-chain data indicates that exchanges have seen significant Bitcoin outflows for the third consecutive week as the price continues to recover. For the Third Week
Cryptocurrencies were down at the start of the week, even though a lot of crypto companies had Super Bowl ads. Over 100 million people saw
