The number one question on investors’ minds is whether an asset has hit its bottom after being in a sustained downtrend for an extended period of time. Recent price action suggests that bitcoin (BTC) may have found its bottom just above $76,000 on …

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BTC takes a breather as Trump’s tariff threat bodes well for gold, and the uptick in Tokyo inflation supports BOJ rate hikes.

Sustained demand for Layer 2s could quickly deplete the available blob capacity. The impending Pectra upgrade only kicks the can down the road, Polynomial’s co-founder said.

Whale transactions and large withdrawals from exchange signal demand for the largest memecoin by market capitalization.

The candlestick pattern shows sellers are looking to reassert themselves as hawkish Fed rate projections drive the DXY higher.

The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for Nov. 12, 2024.

Michael Saylor’s company surpassed its lofty dotcom bubble highs, now holding over $24 billion worth of BTC in its treasury.

Chart studies reveal that BTC’s price rally appears overstretched and could be primed for a classic “bull market pullback.”

Even after breaking through $77,000 for the first time, bitcoin’s price looks very likely to keep surging, CoinDesk senior analyst James Van Straten argues.