Lyn Alden says Bitcoin shows resilience and no major capitulation is expected; on-chain metrics and investor behavior point to consolidation rather than a large-scale sell-off, analysts say.
Bitcoin. Rising like unpredictable exhilaration, it shatters resistance levels and investor expectations, sending markets into a frenzy as analysts weigh catalysts and risks amid renewed institutional interest.
NYDIG says Bitcoin’s short-term demand drivers have paused or reversed, yet fundamentals support a continued long-term upward trajectory as institutional and macro factors remain constructive.
Shanghai Composite slid 1.5% to a one-month low on Tuesday as weak manufacturing data and profit-taking dented sentiment, with mainland blue-chips and financials leading declines.
Michael Saylor speaks out again as MSCI concerns mount, defending Microstrategy’s Bitcoin strategy and investor communication amid growing scrutiny over index treatment and governance risks.
Bitcoin plunged to $109,000 before staging a sharp rebound amid market volatility after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell commented on monetary policy and the interest-rate outlook.
Bitcoin slumped to $102,000 after fresh Fed signals of prolonged tightening and mounting investor caution sparked sell-offs, denting optimism for a sustained rebound in the largest cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin’s slide below $100,000 was driven by waves of profit-taking, fresh regulatory scrutiny and shifting macro forces. What began as a brisk rally lost steam as traders stepped back, reassessing risk under tighter policy and uneven demand for crypto
Bitcoin tumbled to $106,000 amid intensified selling, yet bulls eye a strong November rebound. Traders watch on-chain metrics and macro cues for signals of a sustained recovery.