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Bitcoin mining enters a new era as Bitmain and AntPool push hash rate financialization and ecosystem integration. Throughout the history of cryptocurrency, mining has remained the ironclad foundation safeguarding Bitcoin’s network security and decentralization. Yet with the rapid emergence of…
Read full articleA credible Iran–US peace memorandum that ends the current war and reopens the Strait of Hormuz would likely bleed some “war hedge” premium out of Bitcoin in the short term, while strengthening the longer term case for BTC as states…
Some analysts expect an initial dip in BTC's price even if a peace deal is confirmed before a broader rally resumes.
Bitcoin’s latest price action has run into a technical wall, and crypto analyst Merlijn The Trader believes the rejection could become more serious if one nearby support level fails. Particularly, technical analysis shows that the price action looks uncomfortably close to a crash under $76,000. Bitcoin’s 200-Day Moving Average Has Become The First Major Rejection Zone Bitcoin reached $82,400 on May 6 before stalling at the 200-day moving average, pulling back to as low as $74,000 during the most recent weekend. Merlijn’s chart analysis compares this current 2026 setup on the daily candlestick timeframe with Bitcoin’s 2022 structure. Related Reading: What Goldman Sachs Dumping Its XRP Stash Means For Holders Looking at the 2022 example, Bitcoin pushed into the 200-day moving average around $48,000 in early April, failed to hold that level, and then continued lower until the price fell to as low as $28,000 in May. That move turned out to be a decline of about 40% from the rejection area
Bitcoin use expands beyond trading as users shop, travel, and buy gift cards directly via CoinsBee. Cryptocurrency has evolved far beyond simple trading and investing. Today, Bitcoin holders can use their digital assets to shop, play games, travel, and more…
Bitcoin pulled back from $79K to $74K before rebounding toward $77K, with momentum and activity cooling. Despite softer sentiment, easing sell pressure hints at early signs of stabilization.
A Satoshi era Bitcoin miner moved 2,650 BTC worth about $203 million into FalconX and Cumberland trading desks, leaving roughly 6,000 BTC in dormant balances while spot prices held near $77,000. A long dormant Bitcoin (BTC) miner that accumulated coins…
A Satoshi-era Bitcoin miner moved 2,650 BTC worth about $203 million to FalconX and Cumberland, while retaining 6,000 BTC.
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $1.257 billion in net outflows last week. BlackRock’s IBIT had the biggest outflow at $1.008 billion. Bitcoin spot ETFs still held $98.87 billion in total net assets. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $1.257 billion from May 18 to May 22, indicating a shift in institutional sentiment toward a risk-off […] The post Bitcoin Spot ETFs Bleed $1.257B in One Week – What Happened? appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.
