Massive Double-Digit Gains From These Alts as BTC Returns to $80K: Weekend Watch

Bitcoin avoided a weekend drop as $80,000 stayed in place, but traders saw BTC price action dipping below before continuing higher.

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Bitcoin continues to trade within a broader recovery structure following the strong rebound from the $60K region. However, despite the recent bullish momentum, the market has been struggling to reclaim a decisive resistance zone at the $80K region, where the next major directional move is likely to emerge. Bitcoin Price Analysis: The Daily Chart On […]

Bitcoin hovered near $80,901 on May 10, 2026, just after 8 a.m. ET, while maintaining a broader bullish market structure across the daily, four-hour, and one-hour charts. With price action trapped between stubborn resistance and resilient support, traders are watching bitcoin behave like a caffeinated cat pacing near a closed door, clearly plotting its next […]

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The post Key Bitcoin price levels to watch as BTC bear bottom value sets in appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin (BTC) is approaching two major resistance zones that could determine its next market direction, according to cryptocurrency analyst Michael van de Poppe. In an X post on May 9, the analyst identified the first key resistance area between $86,000 and $88,000, while the second and more significant zone sits between $93,000 and $95,000, aligning with Bitcoin’s 50-week moving average (MA). Poppe noted that in previous market cycles, including 2017, 2021, and 2024, Bitcoin’s initial recovery rallies often faced rejection near former support levels or the 50-week moving average before establishing a sustained uptrend. He suggested the current setup is following a similar pattern. His analysis showed Bitcoin recently breaking below the 50-week moving average, while the 200-week moving average is acting as key long-term support near the low $70,000 region. The insights also

The post MicroStrategy Reveals It Will Sell Bitcoin Under These Conditions appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. MicroStrategy CEO Phong Le confirmed the Bitcoin (BTC) treasury firm will sell BTC only under specific conditions.  The remarks followed Executive Chairman Michael Saylor’s earlier suggestion that Strategy might sell Bitcoin to cover dividends. The comment triggered a 4% drop in MSTR shares and rattled the market. Stretch (STRC) Reshapes MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Playbook The first condition relates to Strategy’s Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock, also known as Stretch (STRC). The instrument carries an 11.5% dividend.  Stretch shifted the calculus, according to Le. The CEO said in a CNBC interview that the product opened strategic optionality.  “We have raised $8.5 billion in 10 months, and with that, we look at optionality, we look at our strategy, and we say now let’s look at Bitcoin and see if it can provide us value from time to time to sell it,” Le mentioned. This

The post Bitcoin: How BTC’s $80K stayed intact despite $268M ETF outflows appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Spot Bitcoin [BTC] Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) had a great start to the month of May. On the 1st of May, BTC ETFs recorded inflows worth $629.8 million, wherein BlackRock’s IBIT recorded inflows worth $284.4 million. Following the trail was Fidelity’s FBTC, which recorded inflows worth $213.4 million. Interestingly, while many asset managers saw zero flows, Morgan Stanley’s MSBT, which is fairly new to the game, recorded inflows worth $4.5 million. Going forward, almost similar patterns were seen on the 4th and 5th of May. Bitcoin ETFs flipped from inflows to outflows  On the 6th of May, ETF inflows fell as cumulative inflows reached $46.2 million, driven by IBIT’s $134.6 million. However, heavy outflows from FBTC, Bitwise’s BITB, Franklin Templeton’s EZBC, and Grayscale’s GBTC offset most of the gains, leaving net inflows minimal.  Source: Farside Investors The actual pl