Bitcoin News

Bitcoin Rebounds Above $123K as Miners Rally; VanEck Sees $644K BTC Amid Gold Gains
The gold rally may need to cool before bitcoin could really gain momentum, suggested another analyst.

The Protocol: 77% of Bitcoin Holders Have Never Used BTCFi, Survey Reveals
Also: Ethereum Fusaka Upgrade on Holesky, DoubleZero Goes Live and Bee Maps Raises $42M.

Bitcoin’s On-Chain Profitability Has Surged With 97% of Supply Now in Profit: Glassnode
Glassnode says bitcoin’s breakout to record highs came on the back of $2.2 billion in ETF inflows and steady accumulation from smaller holders, not speculative hype.

This Trend Has Marked Local Tops in Bitcoin, but This Time May Be Different
Despite increasing by 450,000 BTC since July, short-term holders remain below prior highs, signaling tempered market sentiment.

Bitcoin Under Pressure as Japanese Bond Yield Hits 17-Year High, Yen Depreciates
The hardening of Japanese government bond yields could spillover into other sovereign bond markets, capping upside in risk assets, including BTC.

Bitcoin to $140K by Month End? Bullish Hopes Remain Even as Tuesday Drop Sends ETH, XRP, SOL Down 5%
With no payrolls or inflation prints on the calendar until Washington reopens, the market is running on positioning and flows rather than fresh catalysts.

XRP Crash Brewing? Prices Continue to Print 'Lower Highs' Alongside New Highs in Bitcoin
The pattern makes XRP vulnerable to sharp downside volatility.

Gold Skyrockets Past $4K, Bitcoin Looks South as Dollar Index Hits 2-Month High
Bitcoin and gold have diverged over the past 24 hours amid a strengthening dollar index.

Bitcoin’s Short-Term Whales Now Hold $10.1B in Paper Gains. Is a Cash Out Next?
Exchange inflow data already showed $5.7 billion moving from STH wallets into exchanges earlier this week, marking an early sign that profit-taking is not a theoretical risk, but an active one.

Bitcoin Dips to $122K as Crypto Rally Gets Overheated. What Next?
The pullback was a broad one, with altcoins like SOL, ADA, and XRP suffering even steeper declines.

