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Exciting data from an on-chain analysis has recently surfaced, revealing accumulation patterns in Bitcoin and Ethereum on the Binance exchange that have historically preceded renewed bullish momentum. Related Reading: Massive Bitcoin Bid Walls Spotted On Binance: Bulls Step In With 2,800 BTC Cluster Binance Sees $1.77B BTC/ETH In Outflows As $1.58B In Stablecoins Enter In a QuickTake post on November 14, pseudonymous market analyst CryptoOnchain shares insights into the crypto market direction, based on Binance activity. This post revolves around the Binance 7-Day Asset Netflow By Network metric, which shows if more volumes of an asset on specific networks are being deposited into Binance (net inflow), or being withdrawn (net outflow) over the past seven days, revealing the underlying activity across different asset types. According to CryptoOnchain, a net outflow of $1.77 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum assets has been recorded from the Binance network. Specifically, the analyst reports outflows of $1.1 billion in Bitcoin (BTC_Native) and $670 million in Ethereum (ETH_Native) occurring over the past week. Typically, a large movement of assets out of exchanges such as of this magnitude reflects a growing ‘HODL’ sentiment among investors, as these coins are usually transferred into private wallets for holding. As an extension, an increasing hoarding appetite among holders signals a reduction in sell-side pressure, as there is less liquidity on standby, betting against price. Simultaneously, Binance records an almost similar amount, $1.58 billion, in stablecoin inflows. About $900 million of these came in as USDT, while $680 million was in USDC. Usually, a large inflow of stablecoins indicates an active increment by ‘smart money’ of their buying power. As short-term holders or retailers sell, thereby adding to sell pressure, the long-term holders in this scenario stand ready to absorb sell pressure with their liquidity. Related Reading: Bitcoin Rejection Was No Accident — Now The Battle Shifts To $93,000–$97,000 Survival Zone Clear Accumulation In Play Amid Market Uncertainty Historically, this divergence in on-chain activity (a significant amount in BTC/ETH outflows vs a large amount in stablecoin inflows) has preceded price recoveries to the upside. As such, it qualifies as one of the strongest indicators to show that the market is in an accumulation phase. Despite the predominant market sentiment being one that depicts fear, CryptoOnchain posits that major market participants are currently “buying the dip,” thus putting in what may come to be a strong price bottom in the near future. In the grand scheme, the market still appears to hold a bullish outlook. As of this writing, Bitcoin is worth around $96,133, losing more than 1.33% of its value since the last day. Ethereum, on the other hand, holds a valuation of $3,153, reflecting a 24-hour loss of 1.53% per CoinMarketCap data. Featured image from iStock, Chart from Tradingview
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Crypto markets have been volatile lately and traders are now eagerly waiting for clear signals from the economy as these reports will determine whether risk assets like crypto can rebound or continue to face pressure. With the U.S Government shutdown now over, the coming weeks could be a make-or-break period for the market’s next big …
As the BTC price tumbles below $100,000, Glassnode would like to share a depressing stat. If you’ve been stacking sats anytime since late spring, it’s fair to say the honeymoon is officially on pause. With Bitcoin trading at $96,000, a whopping 99% of investors who bought in the past 155 days are in the red. […]
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The Bitcoin price has continued its horrendous run of form in the final quarter of 2025, ending the year pretty much as it began. Having lost the psychological $100,000 level on Thursday, November 13, the premier cryptocurrency appears to be free-falling under significant bearish pressure. Theories and debates continue to swirl around whether the Bitcoin price is merely feeling the effect of a naturally volatile crypto market or the bear season is slowly kicking in. A specific hypothesis explains that a loss of a certain technical level could spell a longer period of correction for BTC. Factors Behind The Bitcoin Price Collapse In a Quicktake post on the CryptoQuant platform, XWIN Research hypothesized and proposed how long the current Bitcoin price downturn could last. Before diving into its theory, the digital asset research firm first highlighted some of the factors behind the current decline in BTC’s price. Related Reading: How Low Can Bitcoin Price Go? JPMorgan Points To A Key Threshold XWIN Research revealed that the decreased expectations for a December rate cut are one of the reasons behind the recent decline. The shift in the Federal Reserve’s stance dragged the Bitcoin price below the key $100,000 level. Secondly, the crypto analytics firm noted that capital flows into spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have reversed sharply, with the investment products seeing nearly $1.1 billion in outflows in recent days. These massive withdrawals signal a waning institutional demand and general market sentiment. Finally, XWIN Research revealed that the excessive leverage in the market unwound violently. “Once major supports broke, cascading liquidations triggered more than 600 million USD in forced long closures within hours. Added to this were exchange-related rumors and DeFi security incidents, pushing sentiment into extreme fear,” the analytics firm wrote. How Long Could This Decline Continue? After outlining the factors behind this Bitcoin price decline, XWIN Research put forward a theory and a potential timeline for the future trajectory of the flagship cryptocurrency. With the $92,000 – $94,000 region being pinpointed as the next critical support, a breach of this zone could see the price of BTC fall to around $85,000. XWIN Research wrote in its Quicktake post that this $92,000 breakdown could see the Bitcoin price correction linger until early or mid-2026. However, the DeFi analytics firm noted that recent on-chain data offers a more optimistic outlook for the market leader. For instance, the cost basis of 6-to-12-month holders stands around $94,000, serving as a strong structural support. So long as the Bitcoin price stays above this band, the long-term bullish case for the premier cryptocurrency remains intact. XWIN Research added: Several catalysts could drive the next recovery. The most important is an improvement in macro conditions: a shift toward rate cuts or broader liquidity expansion in 2026 would draw capital back into risk assets. As of this writing, the price of BTC stands at around $94,930, reflecting a nearly 4% decline in the past 24 hours. Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView
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The discussion around Internet Computer price prediction 2025 has intensified as ICP/USD faces a sharp correction while on-chain transactions have suffered, too. However, adoption metrics still signal long-term strength. Despite the recent decline visible on the Internet Computer price chart, traders are assessing whether the current selloff sets up a major rebound or deeper breakdown …
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Bitcoin price slipped below $95,000 heading into the weekend, extending a weeklong pullback that has weighed on broader crypto sentiment. The decline marks BTC’s lowest level since May, with Ethereum and major altcoins also easing as liquidity thins and traders turn defensive. The move places Bitcoin at a critical technical juncture, where the weekly close …
The divergence in profit trends may signal a shift in investor sentiment, potentially altering traditional market dynamics and investment strategies.
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It’s been another packed week for crypto, with regulators returning to work, markets on edge, and fresh momentum from ETFs and payment innovations. Missed anything? Here’s your full breakdown. #1 U.S. Shutdown Ends, Crypto Agencies Return to Work President Donald Trump has signed the funding bill that ends the record 43-day U.S. government shutdown, putting …
Crypto markets continue to struggle, with Bitcoin slipping below $100,000 and altcoins taking a hit. But Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest is using the dip as an opportunity. It has increased its holdings in BitMine Immersion Technologies, Circle and Bullish across several ETFs. Ark Buys Bullish, BitMine and Circle Shares On Friday, its ARK Fintech Innovation …
The crypto market is entering a tense but opportunity-driven phase. Bitcoin price remains stuck in a tight range, struggling to regain upside momentum after recent volatility. Ethereum price continues to outperform, supported by stable staking flows, while altcoins are attempting to hold key support levels despite thin liquidity. Amid this cautious setup, XRP has become …
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In the last week, Bitcoin lost the $100,000 support zone, marking another drastic turn in an extensive correction phase. Since then, prices have traded as low as $94,700 as the premier cryptocurrency strives to find market stability. Amid rising speculations on the current status of the crypto bull run, market expert Ali Martinez shares a technical analysis that may yet confirm many investors’ fears. Related Reading: Massive Bitcoin Bid Walls Spotted On Binance: Bulls Step In With 2,800 BTC Cluster 1,064-Day Cycle Hints Bitcoin Bull Rally May Be Over Since hitting a new all-time high of $126,000 in early October, Bitcoin slipped into a heavy correction phase, losing 24.66% of its market value in the last five weeks. The cryptocurrency has also decisively fallen below the $100,000 psychological support zone, driving a surge of negative sentiments as short-term investors now sit in losses. Interestingly, renowned market pundit Ali Martinez shares historical data that supports most negative postulations of a budding crypto winter. The analyst explains that the Bitcoin bull market has maintained a fixed number of 1,064 days across the last two market cycles. For example, after reaching a cycle bottom of $166 in January 2015, Bitcoin embarked on a 1,064-day bull rally before registering a market top around $20,000 in December 2017. In the following cycle, the premier cryptocurrency picked up from $3,120 in December 2018 and surged to nearly $69,000 in November 2021 to complete another 1,064-day cycle. Following Bitcoin’s cycle low of $15,500 in November 2022, Martinez observes that the asset reached its most recent all-time high of $126,198 exactly 1,064 days later. Based on this timing pattern, he suggests that Bitcoin may have already topped and recent corrections could mark the early stages of a market winter. Related Reading: This Analyst Called The Bitcoin Crash Below $20,000 In 2021, He’s Back With A Shocking Prediction For Solana A Bullish Revival Hope? While Martinez’s prediction is grounded in strong historical patterns, investors should recognize that the current market cycle is fundamentally different from previous ones. Institutional participation is significantly higher, highlighted by the rise of Bitcoin spot ETFs and the growth of Bitcoin-holding treasury companies. At the same time, clearer regulatory frameworks across Asia, Europe, and the United States continue to strengthen credibility and accelerate mainstream adoption. These structural changes suggest that Bitcoin may not follow past cycle behavior as closely as before. At press time, Bitcoin trades at $94,650 following a 5.59% price fall in the last day. In the last month, the premier cryptocurrency has been down by 14.61% underscoring the significant selling pressure in the present market. Featured image from iStock, chart from Tradingview
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Bitcoin has dropped to its lowest level in six months and the timing is rough. The drop comes as investors lose confidence that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at its next meeting. And this is weighing heavily on both stocks and crypto markets. Investors are now getting ready for a busy week of …
Bitcoin Price just slipped to a six-month low at $95,835, falling 11% over the week as the tech market meltdown spilled directly into crypto. The sudden weakness in AI stocks shook investor confidence, pushing traders away from risky positions. Nearly $900 million in BTC long positions were liquidated, but this made up less than 2% …
The recent Bitcoin price crash below the $100,000 psychological level has fueled a new wave of bearish predictions, yet not everyone is convinced that a deeper decline is imminent. While many traders expect a correction to $92,000, one analyst has rejected the idea of a price breakdown, insisting that Bitcoin still has unfinished upside potential before any significant retracement Why The Bitcoin Price Won’t Decline To $92,000 Crypto analyst @YazanXBT has become one of the loudest voices negating the increasingly popular $92,000 crash target for Bitcoin. The analyst took to X social media on November 13 to inform the crypto community that, rather than a drop to $92,000, BTC is gearing up for a new all-time high of $145,000. Related Reading: Here’s When The Next Bitcoin Parabolic Phase To $297,092 Will Begin The analyst backed up his bullish projection by pointing to a similar moment during BTC’s previous bear market bottom. He stated that at the time, many people were certain that the Bitcoin price would fall to $12,000 or even $10,000. But instead, the cryptocurrency bottomed at $15,800 before staging one of its strongest price recoveries ever. Essentially, @YazanXBT’s message implies that mass bearish consensus is often a signal that the opposite outcome is more likely. In response to his X post, a crypto community member argued that Bitcoin still has an unfilled Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) gap at $92,000. They noted that, based on historical behavior, BTC tends to fill CME gaps before making new highs, implying that a crash is imminent. @YazanXBT dismissed the bearish outlook, reiterating that Bitcoin is much more likely to rally to $145,000 before any pullback to fill the $92,000 CME gap. Notably, a surge to $145,000 would require Bitcoin to break out of its current bearish pressures and climb roughly 50% from where it stands. After seeing weeks of capitulation and massive price declines, BTC is now trading slightly above $96,000, showing no apparent signs of a rebound. Analyst Claims BTC Crash Looks Like Manipulation Crypto market expert @CottonXBT shared a detailed price chart, which highlighted Bitcoin’s drop below $97,000 this week. The chart layout, featuring sharp sell-offs and rapid wicks, has led him to call the recent price dip a possible sign of manipulation rather than a genuine trend reversal. The analyst stressed that this type of price action often occurs when large players attempt to shake out retail investors before driving the market higher again. He urges investors to ignore the Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) and buy more BTC. Related Reading: Popular Crypto Trader Reveals Why Bitcoin Price Is Still Crashing Similarly, other market watchers are interpreting Bitcoin’s pullback as a rare opportunity to accumulate below the $100,000 mark. Simon Dixon, the CEO and co-founder of the online investment platform BnkToTheFuture, urged investors to take advantage of current low levels, noting that they will be getting more BTC for their “fiat shitcoin.” Featured image from Pixabay, chart from Tradingview.com
Robert Kiyosaki argues a global cash shortage is driving the market crash and says he’s holding Bitcoin and gold, adding he’ll buy more BTC once the downturn ends.
Every time the market heats up, new investors rush in and many end up confused, overwhelmed, or worse, scammed. Beginners take to Reddit to ask what they should learn first from people who’ve survived multiple cycles and seen every mistake in the book. Here is some of the most practical, experience-driven advice we found for …
Bitcoin has officially slipped below $94,000, triggering one of the sharpest drops in months as the Fear & Greed Index plunges to 10, “Extreme Fear”. But here’s the twist most people didn’t see coming, 10x Research warned about this exact breakdown weeks before it happened. And now, as the price falls 10x Research again say …
The shift toward regulated digital liquidity is gaining speed, and BNY is positioning itself at the center of this transformation. Institutions are increasingly seeking safer, government-backed ways to support stablecoins and tokenized assets, especially as financial markets move toward 24/7 settlement and always-on infrastructure. BNY’s latest launch underscores just how rapidly this transition is unfolding. …
SEC Chair Paul Atkins has announced two major reforms that he says will bring more clarity and fairness to today’s financial system. One focuses on finally giving crypto a simple, modern rulebook, while the other aims to reduce the growing influence of proxy advisory firms that shape how major companies make decisions. According to Atkins, …
Crypto markets are currently witnessing a very turbulent phase, and the market sentiment is weakening as Bitcoin trades below $96,000. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has dropped to 16, signaling extreme fear. Traders are now wondering whether the cycle’s bottom is already in or if there is more downside ahead. However, some market voices …
Chain analysts and law enforcement are sounding the alarm about a type of fraud known as “pig-butchering,” in which criminals groom victims online and push them into fake crypto investments. Related Reading: XRP Earns Academic Praise: University Study Calls It ‘Gold In Your Hands’ According to Chainalysis, crypto scams sent close to $10 billion on-chain in 2024, with pig-butchering revenue growing almost 40% year-over-year and the number of deposits into those scams rising more than 200% — even as the average deposit size fell roughly 55%. These shifts point to a model that now relies on many more victims paying smaller amounts, making the operation both lucrative and hard to trace. Organized Networks Behind The Scams Investigators say these are not lone fraudsters. Reports have disclosed that scam networks operate like organized criminal enterprises, sometimes using trafficked workers in compounds to call, message and manage victims. Victim grooming can span weeks or months, turning emotional manipulation into a steady revenue stream for the gangs. Research and reporting have tied some of these operations to regions in Southeast Asia and to groups that move money through concentrated crypto wallets. AI And Marketplaces Help Scammers Scale Law enforcement and analysts warn that generative AI and service markets are making the pig butchering scams cheaper and faster to run. According to Chainalysis and multiple news outlets, AI tools are being used to create convincing chatbots, voice clones and fake profiles, while online marketplaces sell domain services and hosting that let scammers spin up lifelike investment sites. That combination has helped fraud operators widen their reach and target more people at once. Infrastructure And Sanctions Authorities have started to hit the infrastructure that supports the scams. The US Treasury’s OFAC sanctioned a Philippines-based firm, Funnull Technology Inc., and its alleged administrator for supplying internet infrastructure and tools used by fraud networks. Chainalysis and other researchers tied Funnull’s services to sites used in pig-butchering, and US losses linked to those operations were said to exceed $200 million in some investigations. Sanctions aim to cut off access to the web services scammers use to appear legitimate. Related Reading: Dogecoin Alert! Price Could Explode Over 2,800%, Analyst Says Exchanges And Stablecoin Issuers Help Freeze Illicit Funds Private companies have been part of the response. In a coordinated effort with APAC law enforcement, Chainalysis, exchanges and stablecoin issuers helped trace and block nearly $47 million in USDT that had been consolidated by scammers into a few wallets. Earlier actions involving other cases led to much larger freezes. Those moves show how industry cooperation can stop some cash-outs before criminals convert crypto into fiat. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView