The price of Bitcoin has struggled around the $95,000 mark after showing some early-weekend strength on Saturday, November 15. According to a prominent analyst on the social media platform X, the premier cryptocurrency seems to be showing signs of a potential rebound in the coming days. BTC Price To Return To $110,000? In a November 15 post on X, market analyst Burak Kesmeci shared that the price of Bitcoin is showing signs of recovery based on different technical indicators. In his analysis, Kesmeci fiddled with the possibility of BTC rising to $110,000 and the risk of falling to $85,000. Firstly, Kesmeci analyzed the Bitcoin fear (VIX) score, a technical indicator that evaluates volatility and fear in the market. According to data provided by the analyst, this indicator has been above the crucial 16.50 level for two consecutive days for the first time in 250 days, suggesting the presence of a buy opportunity. Related Reading: Massive Bitcoin Bid Walls Spotted On Binance: Bulls Step In With 2,800 BTC Cluster However, Kesmeci also highlighted that this signal does not automatically confirm a price rebound for the premier cryptocurrency from the current point. This buy signal might even persist and intensify if the VIX indicator continues to decline in the oversold zone. The crypto analyst noted that the Bitcoin price reacted a little to the daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) falling to 30, which marks the oversold territory. But Kesmeci mentioned that this RSI movement should offer little excitement, except if there is a positive divergence where RSI makes higher lows while price makes lower lows. Furthermore, Kesmeci examined the Fixed Range Volume Profile (FRVP), stating that there is a small gap with no volume between $95,000 and $85,000. According to the crypto analyst, a close below $95,000 could see the Bitcoin price fall—in a single candle—to as low as $85,000 in a bid to fill the FRVP gap. Kesmeci then hypothesized that holding above $95,000 could mean that Bitcoin is resting and building volume. With the current data suggesting that market makers are choosing to defend the $95,000, the crypto pundit believes that BTC could enjoy a reaction rally up toward $110,000, which is the real decision zone. Bitcoin Price At A Glance As of this writing, the price of BTC stands around $95,076, reflecting no significant movement in the past 24 hours. Related Reading: With Bitcoin At $94,000, Bitwise CEO Claims Crypto Has Endured A 6-Month Bear Market Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView
The global crypto market looks weak again as the total market cap slips to $3.23 trillion, down 0.94%, showing a slow and shaky trend across major coins. The mood in the market is very negative, with the Fear and Greed Index at just 18, which signals extreme fear, and the average crypto RSI near 41, …
A fresh discussion around XRP has started again after Steven McClurg, Founder and CEO of Canary Capital, shared his views on the recent XRP ETF and why he thinks XRP should not be compared directly to Bitcoin or Ethereum. Instead of talking about price movements, he focused on the real-world purpose behind the XRP Ledger …
Many analysts in the crypto community are talking about whether they should keep holding XRP or switch to Zcash (ZEC). XRP has been moving slowly for a long time, and this has made some holders feel tired and unsure. At the same time, Zcash has gained new attention because former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes shared …
Bitcoin started its life as a rank outsider. It didn’t emerge from Silicon Valley ingenuity or the boardrooms of central banks. Rather, Bitcoin’s arrival in the fallout of the Great Financial Crisis was both perfectly timed and profoundly subversive. A whitepaper posted to a cypherpunk mailing list by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto pitched a peer-to-peer […]
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According to remarks made at Yahoo Finance’s Invest event, Eric Trump told attendees he expects a major shift in how money flows between traditional stores of value and newer digital assets. Related Reading: Kiyosaki Stands His Ground—No Selling, More Bitcoin Buys Ahead He said Bitcoin’s fixed supply of 21 million coins and growing institutional buying are key drivers. In a separate interview with Fox Business in late September, he forecasted a long-term price target of $1 million per Bitcoin, a prediction that underscores how bullish his view is. Bitcoin Seen As A Faster Mover Of Value Eric argued that Bitcoin – which he called the “greatest asset” ever – moves value faster and cheaper across borders than metal that must be hauled and locked away. He called Bitcoin “digital gold,” and pushed the idea that its code-based supply gives it an advantage over physical bullion. Based on reports, he also framed crypto as a hedge against inflation, corruption, and weak monetary policy — reasons he said explain rising adoption around the globe. JUST IN: ???????? Eric Trump says a gold-to-Bitcoin rotation is imminent “The ratio will disproportionately shift to Bitcoin.” “It’s been the single greatest asset we’ve ever seen.” pic.twitter.com/4TYY1qALlm — Bitcoin Archive (@BitcoinArchive) November 14, 2025 American Bitcoin’s Rapid Rise Eric and his brother Donald Trump Jr. co-founded American Bitcoin (ABTC), which went public in September and now carries a market valuation approaching $4 billion. The firm has expanded quickly after merging with Gryphon Digital Mining. According to Bitcoin Treasuries, ABTC is the 25th-largest public company holder of Bitcoin in the US. Company officials say their West Texas mines benefit from low energy costs, allowing them to produce Bitcoin at roughly half of the current spot price. Source: Bitcoin Treasuries Company Growth And Risks Growth has been fast, but analysts and critics warn of clear risks. Mining firms gain when prices rise, and they can suffer when prices fall. Some worry that a combined ABTC-Gryphon business faces larger swings in earnings and asset values because crypto markets remain volatile. There are also concerns about mixing political ties with finance; World Liberty Financial, a Trump family-affiliated project, manages a WLFI governance token and a USD1 stablecoin, and some observers have flagged transparency questions. A Long Record Versus A Young Network Gold has centuries of use as a store of value and broad global acceptance. Bitcoin has existed since 2009 and shows rapid price moves that can create big winners and big losers. Historical data points to sharp shifts: during the 2017 rally, the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio hit record highs before it fell back when prices corrected. That history is often used to remind investors that gains can be followed by steep pullbacks. The correlation between the two has shifted over time, with each asset responding to different market pressures. Bitcoin and gold correlation. Source: Newhedge. What Analysts And Critics Warn Conflict of interest is one common critique: executives who publicly praise Bitcoin can also benefit directly when their companies hold or mine more coins. Forecasts that put a single Bitcoin at $1 million are seen by many as speculative rather than certain. Regulatory changes, tax rules, and policy moves in the US or abroad could change market conditions quickly, and those possibilities are stressed by cautious commentators. Related Reading: Forget The Obituaries—Cardano Is Alive, Says Bitcoin Analyst Eric Trump’s stance is clear: he believes capital will shift from gold to Bitcoin over time. Markets will decide if that prediction proves true. For now, both assets remain part of the conversation, each with different risks, costs, and histories that investors must weigh. Featured image from Alamy, chart from TradingView
A $10,000 wager on BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) at launch would be worth $19,870 today, nearly double the return of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, and edging past gold’s own stellar run. However, that 98.7% gain masks the bigger picture that, for several months in 2025, IBIT holders were sitting on returns exceeding 150%, […]
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Japan’s FSA plans to reclassify crypto as financial products, enforce new disclosure and insider trading rules, and cut the crypto tax rate from 55% to a flat 20%.
Over the last two years, the performance of the US-based Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) has been a fair reflection of the current market sentiment. With consecutive weeks of capital outflows, there is no doubt about the predominantly bearish climate of the market. This worsening sentiment can be seen in BTC’s dip below the psychological $100,000 price level. While selling pressure from various investor classes has been identified as one of the major factors behind BTC’s price decline, it is difficult to overlook the concurrent woeful performance of the Bitcoin ETFs. Bitcoin ETFs Record $492 Million Outflow To Close Week According to the latest market data, the US Bitcoin ETF market registered a daily total net outflow of over $492.1 million on Friday, November 14. This latest round of withdrawals marked the third-straight day of negative outflows for crypto-linked investment products. Related Reading: Is Bitcoin Falling Because Of Strategy Sell-Offs? On-Chain Data Fuels Debate Leading this massive capital outflow is the largest BTC exchange-traded fund by net assets, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (with the ticker IBIT). Data from SoSoValue shows that over $463.1 million was withdrawn from the spot BTC ETF on Friday. Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) recorded the second-highest net outflow of $25.09 million on the day. Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) and WisdomTree Bitcoin Trust (BTCW) were the only other Bitcoin ETFs that recorded negative outflows to close the week, with $2.06 million and $6.03 million, respectively. Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC) was the only spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund that posted a capital influx on Friday, adding $4.17 million to its assets. On Thursday, September 13, the Bitcoin exchange-traded products registered their second-worst daily performance, with a total net withdrawal of $869.86 million. Meanwhile, Friday’s $492 million outflow worsened the US-based Bitcoin ETFs’ weekly record, bringing it to a total net outflow of over $1.11 billion. Bitcoin Lags Under $100,000: Price Overview Unsurprisingly, these Bitcoin ETFs’ woeful performances have coincided with the recent price decline below the crucial $100,000 level. As seen since launch in 2024, the price of BTC tends to move in tandem with the Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. As of this writing, the premier cryptocurrency is hovering around the $95,500 mark, showing some tame bullish action in the past 24 hours. According to data from CoinGecko, the price of BTC is down by nearly 7% in the past seven days. While selling pressure from spot investors continues to affect the market leader, an uptick in Bitcoin ETF demand could help kickstart a turnaround for the cryptocurrency. Related Reading: Bitcoin Market Top May Be In As Analyst Shares 1,064-Day Bull Cycle Pattern – Details Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView
Upbit operator Dunamu posted $165 million in Q3 net income, driven by a market rebound and stronger investor confidence following new US crypto legislation.
AJ Scaramucci’s family has put more than $100 million into a Bitcoin mining company backed by US President Donald Trump’s sons, according to reporting on the deal. The cash came through Solari Capital, the firm led by AJ Scaramucci, and was part of a larger $220 million pre-IPO financing in July. Related Reading: Forget The Obituaries—Cardano Is Alive, Says Bitcoin Analyst Funding Round And Backers A report by Fortune has disclosed that the July financing was led by Solari Capital and raised $220 million in total. Solari’s investment is said to exceed $100 million, while Anthony Scaramucci also made a smaller personal contribution. Other investors named in coverage include the founder of Cardano, some real-estate figures, and a handful of entrepreneurs and public personalities. The move was framed by investors as a big bet on Bitcoin infrastructure rather than a simple token play. The Company’s Scale And Holdings According to filings, the company owned more than 60,000 Bitcoin miners as of May 31, 2025, with a reported fleet hashrate of about 10.17 EH/s. The same filings show the business has been building a strategic Bitcoin reserve: recent regulatory disclosures list thousands of coins held on the balance sheet. Those figures reflect both mined coins and market purchases used to grow the company’s stash. Partnerships And Ownership Structure American Bitcoin was formed in close partnership with a large mining operator that contributed infrastructure and much of the initial equipment. That partner holds the bulk of the new company’s economic interest, leaving the Trump brothers and a limited group of others with the remaining stake. The arrangement allowed American Bitcoin to scale quickly and move toward public trading through a merger agreement announced this year. National Security And Hardware Deals Coverage has raised concerns about a deal that gives the firm unusual access to equipment from a big Chinese miner. That arrangement reportedly includes the purchase of thousands of machines under extended payment terms — in some cases up to 24 months — with payments secured by pledged Bitcoin. Critics say such terms and hardware dependence could create political and security questions, especially given the firm’s high profile and links to US political leaders. Related Reading: XRP Earns Academic Praise: University Study Calls It ‘Gold In Your Hands’ Operational Performance And Recent Results Regulatory filings and quarterly releases show the business is producing Bitcoin from mining and is also buying coins on the open market to grow holdings. In the third quarter it mined several hundred BTC, a pace that helped lift revenue and margins in recent results. Backers say the model mixes production with accumulation to capture upside if prices rise. Some analysts warn the approach concentrates crypto price risk alongside the normal operational risks of running large data centers. Featured image from Pexels, chart from TradingView
Dogecoin rebounding sharply from a heavy-volume flush while Shiba Inu broke key support before staging an aggressive intraday reversal.
Solari Capital, led by AJ Scaramucci, has put more than $100 million into American Bitcoin, the mining firm tied to President Trump’s sons.
The market remains bearish with XRP struggling to break above the $2.23–$2.24 resistance zone.
The Bitcoin market has recorded high levels of volatility in previous weeks, resulting in significant corrections and a fragile bullish sentiment. Amid this delicate market, a market analyst with X username PlanD is projecting an incoming parabolic rally that hinges on the strength of a crucial support level. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price In Trouble As Sell-Side Momentum Spikes — $92,000 Next? Here’s Why Bitcoin Bulls Must Preserve $94,500 Price Point – Analyst In a recent post on November 15, PlanD drew market attention to a potentially bullish situation on the BTCUSDT chart. Notably, the market expert states that Bitcoin’s price movement over the last four months has created a symmetrical expanding triangle. Following the price losses seen in the past week, Bitcoin presently trades near the lower boundary of this formation at $94,500, creating a high-stakes situation. According to PlanD, if market bulls lose this support zone, it could result in an extended market correction to around $72,000 – $73,000, suggesting a potential 24% devaluation from current market prices. On the other hand, if the price holds above $94,500, the analyst expects a price rebound to around $131,000, which corresponds to the upper resistance zone of the broadening symmetrical triangle. However, a potential volume-driven breakout from this formation amid high bullish pressure could push Bitcoin’s price to around $174,000, representing an 83% gain on present market prices. Related Reading: Ethereum Whale Expands Position By 36,437 ETH – Bringing Total To $1.34B The Bullish Catalysts While staying above $94,500 is crucial to preserving Bitcoin’s bullish structure, PlanD has also listed the market factors that are important to stimulating a rally. One of these factors is expectations of a continuous reduction in interest rates by the US Federal Reserve. Following recent data that shows a weakening job market, several analysts are backing the Fed to implement another rate cut in December despite an initially hawkish tone in October. This fall in interest rate is expected to increase investor access to capital and drive up interest in risky investments, e.g, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Another catalyst mentioned by PlanD is the Bitcoin Spot ETF inflows. Notably, these products have also experienced a turbulent moment amid Bitcoin’s price troubles, with a monthly net outflow of $2.33 billion in November alone. The analyst’s theory for a bullish rebound indicates the need for an immediate reversal in these fortunes. Finally, PlanD references the ongoing progress in US regulatory clarity on digital assets as another bullish catalyst to sponsor demand and drive market price upward in the coming weeks. At press time, Bitcoin continues to trade at $95,874, reflecting a 0.46% loss in the last day. Featured image from Pexels, chart from Tradingview
Bitcoin (BTC) is attempting to bounce from a key support zone on the daily chart after showing oversold conditions in the short term. The price reacted from the $92,500 to $94,000 Fibonacci golden pocket, giving buyers a temporary setup to defend this area. However, the broader market remains under pressure, mainly due to large ETF …
The crypto market is still “very unsure” about which crypto assets to back beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, according to an executive.
Robert Kiyosaki is once again urging calm, saying he has no plans to sell his Bitcoin even as the market took a hard hit this week. Related Reading: XRP Earns Academic Praise: University Study Calls It ‘Gold In Your Hands’ According to his public comments, the finance author believes the recent downturn has more to do with people needing quick cash than any real shift in Bitcoin’s long-term value. He said he’s waiting things out and will only act once the market settles. Why Kiyosaki Feels No Rush To Sell Kiyosaki says he can remain patient because he does not rely on selling assets to meet daily needs. His income from real estate and private investments keeps money flowing, which reduces the temptation to sell during stressful moments. “Bitcoin crashing? Am I selling? No, I am waiting!” he said on X. Lessons From Earlier Mistakes He has spoken openly about past blunders during downturns, saying he often panicked at the wrong time. Those errors, according to him, taught lessons that schools rarely teach, especially about dealing with financial fear and failure. He believes people learn better from their own mistakes than from classroom lectures. BITCOiN CRASHING: The everything bubbles are bursting…. Q: Am I selling? A: NO: I am waiting. Q: Why aren’t you selling? A: The cause of all markets crashing is the world is in need of cash. A: I do not need cash. A: The real reason I am not selling is because the… — Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) November 15, 2025 Market Pressure After Tech Weakness Bitcoin’s price slipped to the $95,000 region, a level not seen in six months. Reports have disclosed that the coin fell 10% over the week after a steep slump in AI-related and tech stocks pushed many investors away from riskier trades. The sudden pullback hit crypto quickly, raising questions about whether this was a short-term shock or something deeper. Liquidations Under 2% Of Open Interest Nearly $900 million in Bitcoin long positions were closed out during the fall. Even so, analysts say the liquidations made up less than 2% of total open interest, which helped prevent the kind of heavy spillover that marked the October 10 sell-off. This time, the pressure was strong but didn’t spiral into a wider breakdown. According to Coinglass, in the past 24 hours , 92,658 traders have liquidated their positions, which total around $149.65 million. Buying More Once The Market Settles Kiyosaki plans to add more Bitcoin when conditions improve. He keeps pointing to the fixed 21 million supply as one of the reasons he expects long-term strength. He also encourages people who own his Cashflow board game to form small learning groups, saying these groups help people stay confident when markets shake. Related Reading: Forget The Obituaries—Cardano Is Alive, Says Bitcoin Analyst Cooling Market, Not A Full Breakdown Based on reports, the broader market is calming after the past week’s losses. Traders say the selling appears tied to people needing liquidity rather than a loss of belief in crypto. Liquidity stresses can make prices drop quickly, but they can also reverse once buyers step back in. For now, the numbers — an 10% weekly slide and about $900 million in liquidations — show pressure, but not widespread panic. Featured image from Pexels, chart from TradingView
The launch of the first XRP spot ETF on Nasdaq created major excitement, but instead of rising, XRP dropped around 8%, surprising investors who expected an instant rally. New data shows that while the inflows were impressive for day one, the amount was still too small to move a $138B market cap asset like XRP. …
Renowned market analyst with X username KillaXBT has shared a compelling overview of the present Bitcoin market structure, highlighting key support and resistance zones while also postulating on the next market move. Related Reading: Is Bitcoin Falling Because Of Strategy Sell-Offs? On-Chain Data Fuels Debate Bitcoin Traders Should Brace For Deep Liquidity Sweep – Analyst The Bitcoin market movement in Q4 2025 has gone against most previous popular predictions of a bull rally. While Bitcoin impressively reached a new all-time high of $126,000 in early October, the maiden cryptocurrency has recorded significant corrections since then, losing 24.31% of its market value. In an X post on November 15, KillaXBT provides an insightful technical analysis of the present market structure in an attempt to predict the next price move. Notably, this analysis hinges on high-timeframe (HTF) point of interests (POI), which KillaXBT describes as an indicator of constant market moves. In the last day, Bitcoin has maintained a stable range between $95,000-$96,000. KillaXBT expects the market to sweep liquidity at the $94,100 price level in the new week. However, there is also much potential for a market retest at the yearly open of $93,500, and a strong support zone between $89,000 – $91,000. In particular, the market analyst highlights the $89,000-$91,000 range as the ideal zone for setting long entries. However, they advise against using a large 10x leverage due to the wider 4–5% range, noting that lower leverage, such as 3-4x, provides enough room to scale in safely without risking forced liquidation when using limit orders and stop losses. While KillaXBT states there is a significant chance of retesting this support zone, a complete invalidation of this any bullish rebound would occur if prices slip to around $85,000. Related Reading: Bitcoin In Bullish Confluence: Death Cross And Key Support Signal Upside $100,000 Emerges As Key Upside Target, But This Crucial Resistance Remains According to KillXBT, the deep liquidity sweep around $89,000-$91,000 should be followed by an upswing to $100,000 price region. However, Bitcoin faces an important resistance at the $98,300 price zone. KillaXBT explains that breaking past this barrier is crucial to reclaiming $100,000, and any price rejection would result in dominantly lower market prices for the time being. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is valued at $95,752, up 0.48% over the past day. Meanwhile, daily trading volume has crashed by 67.66% suggesting selling pressure recorded in recent days may be reaching a halt. With a market cap of $1.9 trillion, Bitcoin remains the largest cryptocurrency, representing 58.8% of the total crypto market cap. Featured image from Pexels, chart from Tradingview
WisdomTree’s Will Peck said that crypto index ETFs will solve the need for those who don’t want to take on “idiosyncratic risk.”
A recent comment from crypto analyst CryptoTank has brought attention to a long-standing misconception about the size of the XRP community. His post focused on the widely quoted figure of seven million XRP wallets and explained why this number does not represent the number of real holders. The clarification arrives at a time when XRP is now positioned to start to receive institutional inflows from the recently launched Canary Spot XRP ETF. Related Reading: Dogecoin Alert! Price Could Explode Over 2,800%, Analyst Says Why Wallet Count Does Not Equal Holder Count CryptoTank noted that nearly 7 million wallets holding XRP does not translate to millions of people owning the asset. He pointed out that he personally maintains roughly 30 wallets, and most committed XRP investors tend to operate between four and six on average. This means a single individual can appear multiple times in on-chain statistics, making the total wallet count an unreliable indicator of how many real participants exist. The view is simple: the actual number of distinct XRP holders is far lower than many assume, and he believes the true figure sits comfortably below 1 million worldwide. This paints a picture of a community that is still at an early stage compared to other major digital assets. If only a fraction of those seven million addresses belong to unique individuals, then the people who hold XRP today represent a much smaller, far earlier group than estimates imply. CryptoTank described this group as being “way ahead” of the world, meaning that current holders occupy a position that could become far more valuable once broader participation finally arrives. A small holder base means that any meaningful expansion in demand, whether retail or institutional, could have an outsized effect on price because the XRP price has not yet experienced the type of mass inflow seen in previous cycles for Bitcoin and Ethereum. Institutional Expansion With Spot XRP ETF This discussion arrives at a significant moment for XRP, particularly with the introduction of the newly launched Spot XRP ETF in the United States. The product widens XRP’s reach beyond its early holder group, allowing institutions and retail traders in regulated markets to also invest in the cryptocurrency. If the true population of XRP holders is small, the arrival of ETF demand could become a major turning point. As inflows grow, this new access point may mark the beginning of a shift from an early-holder community to a broader institutional and retail audience. Speaking of inflows, Canary’s Spot XRP ETF started its first full trading day with $243.05 million in inflows on November 14, according to data from SoSoValue. Related Reading: XRP Earns Academic Praise: University Study Calls It ‘Gold In Your Hands’ This wasn’t reflected in the price of XRP though, as the cryptocurrency is down alongside the rest of the market. At the time of writing, XRP is trading at $2.26, down by 1.4% in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView
The Bitcoin price has ostensibly continued down in its bearish direction, which started in the second week of October. After slipping beneath the psychological $100,000 support, worries have surfaced among Bitcoin market participants regarding the broader market structure. Interestingly, the latest on-chain evaluation justifies this worry, as the downside bias for the Bitcoin price seems to be on the rise. Binance Taker Imbalance Falls Into Negative Territory In a Quicktake post on the CryptoQuant platform, on-chain research firm Arab Chain revealed an increase in sell-side momentum for Bitcoin on Binance, the world’s largest exchange by trading volume. This revelation revolves around the BTC Taker Imbalance % metric, which tracks whether the market is dominated by aggressive buyers or sellers. Narrowing it down, this metric offers insights into taker activity on Binance. Related Reading: Bitcoin Moves Beyond Retail — Institutional Ownership Now Defines The Market Because the metric works by revealing the percentage difference between taker buy volume and taker sell volume, readings with positive values suggest the dominance of buyers in the market. On the contrary, negative readings reveal a seller-dominated market. As Arab Chain reported, there has been an evident spike in the amount of selling pressure in recent hours. A Taker Imbalance % reading of -0.17%, which typically reflects continued bearish action, supports this observation. Moreover, the research firm pointed out that there has been an evident difference between the selling and buying volumes recently. The Quicktake post revealed a record of $1.517 billion in selling volume against $1.058 billion dedicated to buying power, making it clear what party is currently winning this Bitcoin price tussle. Is $92,000 The Next Bitcoin Price Target? What’s interesting is, the current seller-dominated market has caused the BTC price to continuously hover around the key $94,000 level. Arab Chain noted that each attempt by the Bitcoin price to rise has faced an even greater amount of sell resistance, dousing any serious bullish momentum. The grey bars in the above chart suggest that this increasing bearish pressure might not just be a market correction; instead, it reflects a recurrent injection of sell-pressure, one which Arab Chain implied would eventually defeat the weaker buy-side liquidity at the current support. In the likely scenario where more bearish momentum is injected to push the market to the downside, the next level, which could act as a cushion for price, lies around $92,000. If a significant amount of liquidity is not introduced to neutralize the dominance of Bitcoin’s sellers, the Bitcoin price could see an even deeper bearish correction. At press time, Bitcoin is valued at $96,241, reflecting a nearly 2% loss in the past day. Related Reading: Bitcoin Crashes To $98,000 As HODLer Selling Accelerates Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView
The DOJ seized $15 million in Tether in order to return the funds to their rightful owners as part of an ongoing campaign against North Korean hackers.
Speculation about a possible BlackRock XRP ETF is rising again after the Canary XRPC ETF delivered one of the strongest ETF launches of the year. The new fund generated more than 58 million dollars in first-day volume and 245 million dollars in net inflows, outperforming hundreds of other ETF debuts in 2025. Past Filing Sparks …
Steak 'n Shake, an American fast food restaurant company, first began accepting BTC in May and is now expanding its stores to El Salvador.
One camp frames 2025 as routine post-2022 consolidation, while another says attention has shifted to AI and clear crypto catalysts have thinned.
Bitcoin’s technical structure is flashing a rare and powerful signal. Despite a recent price dip, a bearish-sounding Death Cross has just triggered precisely at a major structural support, the lower boundary of a long-term pattern. This bullish confluence, where historical market bottoms align with key technical support, suggests that the correction is complete and a significant upward bounce is imminent in the short term. $100,460 Range Low Now Flipped Into Key Resistance BTC has officially lost the range low and slipped to the $96,000 area, according to Lennaert Snyder, who outlined a clear game plan for the days ahead. He noted that the former range low of $100,460 has now flipped into a key resistance level, shaping the next phase of market behavior. Related Reading: Bitcoin Rejection Was No Accident — Now The Battle Shifts To $93,000–$97,000 Survival Zone Snyder explained that if Bitcoin retests the $100,460 mark, the reaction will determine the next move. A rejection at that level would favor short setups, while a successful reclaim would open the door for bullish opportunities. Should BTC reclaim the range low, Snyder expects bullish momentum to kick in, with the first target sitting near the $103,460 resistance area. A push into that zone would signal that buyers are regaining meaningful control over the market. Despite the recent drop, Snyder emphasized that there’s still plenty of liquidity and support below current prices while watching for deeper tests that could provide long entries once reversal signals begin to form. Overall, the market remains technically clean, and price action continues to respect every level with precision. Death Cross Triggers At Megaphone Support — Timing Could Be Perfect For Bitcoin According to a recent post by Colin Talks Crypto, Bitcoin has just flashed a major signal, the Death Cross, which has historically aligned with market bottoms rather than tops despite its ominous name. What makes this even more compelling is its perfect timing: the setup triggered at the exact moment BTC touched the lower boundary of its expanding megaphone pattern. Related Reading: Bitcoin Crashes To $98,000 As HODLer Selling Accelerates The expert noted that this scenario was projected weeks in advance, with mid-November marked as the window to watch. Right on schedule, Bitcoin has landed precisely where the analysis suggested it would. Colin explained that death crosses often act as bottom markers at the tail end of downtrends. Pairing that with BTC hitting a major structural support gives the setup even stronger bullish undertones. It’s not just a technical coincidence – it’s a confluence backed by pattern behavior. With these elements lining up, he believes the probability of an upward reaction from here is high. The chart structure now favors a short-term bounce, suggesting that Bitcoin could soon shift away from weakness and begin carving out a recovery move. Featured image from Pixabay, chart from Tradingview.com
Prediction markets dominated politics last year, but now they’re making a notable splash in the big leagues, NBA star Tristan Thompson said.
The investment, which accounts for 20% of Harvard's reported U.S.-listed public equity holdings, is notable.