Bitcoin is consolidating near $79,000 after a sharp recovery from the $62,000 area, with on-chain data pointing to continued accumulation by large holders.

Bitcoin price has fallen about 1.8% over the past 24 hours to around $63,950 after another attempt to hold above $65,000 failed, and sellers pushed BTC back toward its immediate support zone.

Strive CEO Matt Cole says the Bitcoin (BTC) bear market has ended, citing the asset's breakout against both the US dollar and gold in the same week. Cole argues that the BTC/gold ratio has turned ...

Bitcoin buyer demand faces a battle with multiple trend lines and order-book liquidity patches on the way to $86,000 as the next key goal.

Bitcoin and gold diverge from US stocks, falling in step with bond yields after BTC price action crossed $80,000 for the first time in over 14 weeks.

BTC USD is trading at $64,950, up a modest +0.2% on the day, after briefly punching through $65,400 in early August 10 trading. That’s not a breakout yet, as it’s already lost the $65,000 level. The ...

Bitcoin has fallen over the past 24 hours, trading near $78,700 on Aug. 27 after its rejection above $81,000 extended into a second day of selling. CoinGecko data showed Bitcoin trading around $78,747 ...

Bitcoin ($BTC) consolidated above $77,000 after Friday’s Wall Street open as gold joined the crypto rally to hit 14-week highs. Bitcoin and gold both hit their highest levels since May 15 against the ...

Bitcoin price correction risks grow after a $15K rally as whale selling, overbought RSI readings and rising greed test support near $76,000 this week ...

The move spurred an uptick in crypto short liquidations, with these passing $220 million over the 24 hours to the time of writing, per data from CoinGlass. A band of bid liquidity centered on $76,700, ...

Holding $74,000 as support could expose the next Fibonacci targets at approximately $84,000 and $92,000. The most important level sits near $100,300, corresponding with Bitcoin’s 0.618 Fib retracement ...

Strategy holds 840,447 BTC while building a $4.8B reserve, shifting capital toward preferred-stock obligations as its pauses.