Analysis

Bitwise says Bitcoin's brutal nine-month downturn masks a stronger-than-ever foundation, arguing institutional adoption, corporate buying, and improving market infrastructure position the industry for a rebound despite record ETF outflows and weak sentiment.

Bitcoin price has fallen more than 5.5% over the past week to around $72,600 as spot ETF outflows and rising U.S.-Iran tensions fueled broader risk-off sentiment.

Bitcoin price surged over 5% to near $75,000 after days of range-bound trading

Bitcoin sell pressure is rising as the bitcoin price drifts toward a sixth straight monthly loss.

Goldman Sachs believes bitcoin and crypto prices may have hit their floor after months of declines.

The bitcoin price pumped sharply from the mid‑$65,000 range to above $70,000 earlier today.

Bitcoin could face steeper losses as investor risk appetite weakens, with prices potentially sliding as low as $50,000.

After a rocky week, the bitcoin price is trading above $71,000.

Bitcoin closed the week at $86,588 after losing $87,000 support, with bears eyeing a decisive break below $84,000 that could accelerate declines toward $68,000–$72,000.

The bitcoin price continued to swing around the $90,000 level during thin holiday trading, rising and falling in sharp moves that lacked any volume...