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Bitcoin's price jumped above $90,000 on Saturday, reaching a three-week high. However, derivatives and spot ETF flows indicate that traders are not confident in further upside for now. Bitcoin's Price Movement Bitcoin rose above $90,000, but options data show traders are not comfortable with
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Bitcoin's price dipped below $90,000 on Thursday, filling one of two new futures gaps. This move was predicted by analysis, which suggested a potential bottom level for the next Bitcoin (BTC) price cycle. The cryptocurrency stayed in step with gold, as both assets cooled their new-year rebound,
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A newly discovered vulnerability in the Bitcoin staking protocol Babylon may enable malicious validators to disrupt parts of the network’s consensus process, potentially slowing block production during key periods. The vulnerability affects Babylon’s block signature scheme, known as the BLS vote extension, which is used to prove that
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Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have drawn strong inflows in 2026, with analysts pointing to a new year "clean-slate effect" driving digital asset demand. US spot Bitcoin ETFs bagged $697 million worth of inflows during the second trading day of 2026, bringing in over $1.1 billion in net
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Bitcoin (BTC) has reached $93,000 for the first time in almost a month, driven by volatility in Venezuela. This surge comes after a nearly month-long absence from this price level. However, traders remain skeptical about the sustainability of this rebound. Bitcoin's Aggressive Price Rebound The recent price
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Bitcoin's price action has halted a breakout to new 2026 highs near $91,000 due to geopolitical tension. The US military action in Venezuela led to a drop in Bitcoin's price below $90,000 on Saturday. Despite this, traders remain optimistic about the outlook for Bitcoin
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Ethereum transaction capacity jumps 33% to 80 million gas in January, but two technical optimizations must land first. Developers confirmed the timeline at this week's All Core Developers meeting, marking the fourth gas limit increase this year as the network races to scale while preserving its decentralization advantage
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Bitcoin has ended 2025 lower than it began, marking the first time it’s fallen in a post-halving year. Historically, Bitcoin halvings occur every four years, when mining rewards are cut in half and fewer new coins enter the market, resulting in a cycle of accumulation: a post-halving bull run
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Bitcoin (BTC) is consolidating as gold leads, a pattern seen before past BTC rallies. The $84,000–$85,000 range and the 100-week exponential moving average (EMA) are key levels to watch. Bitcoin failed to rise above the $90,000 mark in December, with sharp rejections toward the $85,000-87,
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Bitcoin reached new all-time highs in October, yet Jan3 founder Samson Mow has described the year as a “bear market” and anticipates a major bull run ahead. Bitcoin's Price Performance Bitcoin could be entering a bull run lasting into 2035, following what may have been a bear market
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Bitcoin (BTC) charged toward $90,000 during the early Asia trading hours on Monday as a key market metric suggested a “tactical” upside potential for BTC price. The cryptocurrency is up 6.5% from recent lows, fueling “Santa Rally” hopes with targets up to $120,000. Short liquidations are dominating,
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A prominent crypto analyst, Maksim Balashevich, founder of Santiment, a crypto market sentiment platform, believes that Bitcoin could still drop to around $75,000. This prediction is based on the observation that crypto traders have not yet shown enough fear on social media to confirm a market bottom. According to