Bitcoin’s ‘less aggressive demand’ may lead to months of consolidation: Analysis

The rising long-term holder supply and low exchange reserves suggest a potential for significant price volatility amid constrained Bitcoin liquidity. The post Bitcoin’s long-term holder supply nears record high, breaks downtrend appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Blockchain analysts had it wrong — by a wide margin. When SpaceX filed its S-1 registration statement with US securities regulators ahead of its planned June 12 stock market debut, the company disclosed Bitcoin holdings that were more than double what tracking firms had estimated. Related Reading: Singapore Shuts Down Bsquared’s Crypto Payment Operations – […]

XRP is trading at $1.37 as May draws toward its final week, having erased every gain from what briefly looked like the most promising technical setup of the corrective cycle. The breakout above the 100-day MA on the USDT chart has failed to hold, and a lower high has formed on the BTC pair. The […]

Bitcoin hardware wallet maker Foundation has raised $6.4 million in new funding led by Fulgur Ventures as it pushes beyond self-custody into identity, authentication and AI agent authorization. Bitcoin (BTC) hardware wallet manufacturer Foundation has closed a $6.4 million funding…

Cloud mining in 2026 remains popular for BTC and DOGE, with SHRMiner highlighted amid rising focus on transparency. In 2026, as the cryptocurrency market continues to mature and mining difficulty steadily rises, cloud mining remains a highly attractive option for…

The Bitcoin weekly chart has printed a red candlestick in a way that has quietly preceded some corrections. This candlestick appears in the numbers: in the open, the push, the rejection, and the close. That is exactly what happened last week. The candle that formed has now drawn the attention of an analyst who has catalogued its full history on Binance going back to 2017, and what he found is the possibility of another Bitcoin crash. Bitcoin’s Weekly Candle Flashes A Rare Bearish Setup As noted by a crypto analyst that goes by the name Sherlock on X, the latest Bitcoin weekly candle is one of the ugliest candlesticks that the asset can print. The analyst’s concern was not simply that Bitcoin closed the week in red. It was the way the candle formed and where it closed compared to the previous week. Related Reading: Pundit Predicts What Will Happen To XRP When Exchanges Run Out Of Supply Bitcoin’s weekly candle met three bearish conditions at the same time. It came in red immediately aft

For a decade, the four-year halving cycle was the closest thing Bitcoin had to a law of nature. Buy after the halving, sell eighteen months later, repeat. In 2025 and into 2026, that model is visibly failing for the first…