Over two hours overnight on October 7, Bitcoin fell from $85.5K to $83.9K. The decline was accompanied by a dominance of market sell orders and long liquidations. TL;
Long-term holders have been reducing their positions for seven consecutive weeks, but bitcoin’s price continues to rise. LTH SOPR remains above 1 for the second week, holders are
Bitcoin is trading 15% above the average cost basis of coins held by short-term holders. For seven weeks, this group's holdings have remained above their month-earlier
Buying pressure in the futures market reached its highest level since August 19. At the same time, open interest increased by nearly 9,000 BTC over 24 hours: traders are
Bitcoin is trading at $83.7K, 14% above the short-term holder cost basis. Over the past week, their cost basis rose 1.2% to $73.7K. The long-term
Bitcoin's September rally brought a substantial share of supply back into profit: the percentage of coins in profit reached its highest level since January. But by the end
At the peak of the second wave, the market realized 19% less profit than at the peak of the first, even though Bitcoin’s price was higher. Losses also declined.
Bitcoin is trading at $83K, while coins are leaving exchanges at the fastest pace since October 2025. Futures buyers, however, have no edge: the positioning index’s 30-day average
On September 24, Bitget reported $351.6 million in unauthorized transfers and temporarily suspended withdrawals. After the incident, BTC withdrawals from Bitget nearly stopped. Net Bitcoin outflows continued on other
Over the past week, Bitcoin rose from $76.5K to $84.0K. Bitcoin Regime Score moved into bullish territory twice, but both surges were brief. The model’s signals now
Long-term holders have gone from near-zero profit to being 37% above their average purchase price. TL;DR Bitcoin is hitting a new high in the current bull cycle,
Bitcoin has climbed to $85.7K and is trading above its average price over the past year for the first time since November 2025. At the same time, Trend Pulse
