Bitcoin Price Struggles Near $113K – Will Bulls Force a Break?
Bitcoin price is struggling to recover above $112,500. BTC is now consolidating and might decline if there is a move below the $110,800 level. Bitcoin started a recovery wave above the $110,800 zone. The price is trading above $111,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bullish trend line forming with support…
Bitcoin’s Most Resolute Diamond Hands Are Only Growing Older, Data Shows
Bitcoin long-term holders aged between 5 to 7 years old have lost $6.4 billion in Realized Cap over the past year, but selling isn’t behind the fall. 5 To 7 Years Old Bitcoin Holders Have Been Maturing To Even Older Bands In a new post on X, on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has talked about how…
New Peak: Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Soars To 135 Trillion
Bitcoin’s mining math hit a fresh high this week as the network’s difficulty climbed to a new all-time peak of 135 trillion. Miners now need more computing work than ever to win a block, while the overall hashpower available to the network has slipped from its summer peak. Mining Difficulty Reaches New High According to…
Bitcoin STH-SOPR Metric Reclaims Critical Level — More Pain For Short-Term Holders?
The price of Bitcoin has shown signs of resilience and strength over this weekend after facing significant bearish pressure heading into it. On Friday, August 5, the flagship cryptocurrency suffered a mild correction following the release of weaker-than-expected employment data in the United States. While the Bitcoin price has struggled to break out of its…
On-Chain Data Reveals Critical Support Levels For Bitcoin Price — Details
The Bitcoin price has managed to stay above $110,000 over the weekend, and on-chain data shows that the premier cryptocurrency sits above three crucial support levels. Here are the critical levels to watch out for over the next few weeks. Where Are The Next Support Levels For BTC? On Saturday, September 6, prominent crypto analyst…
Bitcoin Price Weakens – Fresh Downside Risk If Bulls Fail Soon
Bitcoin price is struggling to recover above $111,500. BTC is now consolidating and might decline if there is a move below the $110,000 level. Bitcoin started a recovery wave above the $110,500 zone. The price is trading below $111,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bullish trend line forming with support…
Bitcoin Price Holds Above $110,000—How Weak Job Data Could Fuel Next Wave
The Bitcoin price has enjoyed some level of resurgence over the past week, starting from below $108,000 to as high as $113,000. However, the premier cryptocurrency’s progress hit a stumbling block following the release of weaker-than-expected United States payrolls data on Friday, September 5. Despite the bearish pressure triggered by the US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP)…
Bitcoin Price Vs. BTC Treasury Companies: Interesting 1:4 Ratio Pops Up
Bitcoin has held up strongly compared to the companies that have adopted it as part of their treasury strategy, but the gap between the digital asset and these firms is becoming more pronounced. Over the last 10 weeks, stocks of Bitcoin Treasury Companies (BTCTCs) have fallen sharply, shedding between 50% and 80% of their value.…
Bitcoin Holds Key Support Amid Gravestone Doji – $120,000 Hangs In Balance
In his resistance, especially as the market contends with ongoing fundamental pressures. Fundamentals Support Bitcoin Despite Weak NFP Print Cryptowzrd highlighted that the daily candle of Bitcoin closed indecisively, signaling uncertainty as the market evaluates its next move. Despite this indecision, BTC remains above the crucial $110,500 level, which continues to serve as a strong…
Bitcoin Mining Turns To Clean Energy Alternatives — Here’s Why
Bitcoin mining is undergoing a profound shift by increasingly adopting alternative renewable energy sources. This trend has led to a remarkable change in the industry’s energy profile, with more than half of the network’s power now coming from sustainable sources. Why Renewable Energy Is Becoming A Strategic Edge For Miners In an X post, Natalie…
