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Bitcoin’s bearish structure over the past few weeks has raised clear concerns about the flagship cryptocurrency’s future. Amid these concerns are speculations concerning its trajectory, some of which point to bottoms as low as $25,000. However, an on-chain analyst recently took to the social media platform X to explain why Bitcoin’s fall to $25,000 is an unlikely scenario in its current cycle. Electrical Cost Model Points To Potential Bitcoin Bottom In a June 6 post on X, crypto analyst Ted Pillows implied that the Bitcoin price might see further declines before a definitive bear market bottom is established. This conjecture is based on the Bitcoin Electrical Cost model.  For context, the model estimates Bitcoin’s fundamental production costs by measuring the electricity required to mine new BTC. Because mining operations tend to consume substantial amounts of energy, the metric is often used as a proxy for Bitcoin’s inherent value. This is because it represents the minimum price at wh

Bitcoin’s price action in June has been marked by heavy selling pressure, with the leading cryptocurrency suffering one of its sharpest declines of the year. In the first five days of the month, Bitcoin has triggered more than $1.28 billion in long liquidations as prices plunged toward the critical $60,000 region. According to the renowned analyst, Bitcoin’s struggles are part of a broader market-wide risk-off move in the US financial markets. In an X post on June 6, Adler Jr. explained that the Bitcoin market turmoil began following the release of stronger-than-expected US labor market data. The US economy reportedly added 172,000 jobs in May, significantly above forecasts of 88,000. Generally, rising employment is viewed as a positive economic signal. However, with inflationary pressures remaining elevated and energy prices still relatively high, investors interpreted the report differently. According to Adler Jr., the stronger labor market reinforced expectations that the US Federal

Revolut's potential $115B valuation highlights fintech's growing parity with traditional banks, signaling a shift in financial industry dynamics. The post Revolut plans secondary share sale at $115B valuation appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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Arthur Hayes has closed his entire Worldcoin position after turning cautious on WLD and other high-beta altcoins within days of publicly defending the trade. Hayes said in posts on X that he sold the full WLD position on June 6…

Cardano's challenges, including infrastructure setbacks and leadership changes, could undermine investor confidence and hinder ecosystem growth. The post Cardano’s ADA falls below $0.16 as Hoskinson announces break from social media appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin has fallen nearly 25% over the past month, yet Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has argued that key parts of the crypto industry continue to grow despite the downturn. According to a June 6 X post, Armstrong said many investors…

A cryptocurrency analyst has pointed out how Dogecoin has returned to the support level of a Parallel Channel following the latest market decline. Dogecoin Is Potentially Following A Parallel Channel In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has talked about how Dogecoin is currently trading with respect to a Parallel Channel. This type of technical analysis (TA) pattern forms whenever an asset moves between two parallel trendlines. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Back At $63,000 Despite 1.2 Million BTC Absorption The upper level of the channel can act as a source of resistance, while the lower can provide support. Together, the trendlines keep the price locked between them. If either of these levels fails, then the price may see a continuation of the trend in the direction of the break. That is, a surge above the pattern can be a bullish signal, while a fall under it is a bearish one. Parallel Channels can be divided into a few different categories based on how the channel is oriented w