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Bitcoin tries to catch its breath after a spectacular plunge. Fallen to 59,930 dollars, the king of cryptos is trying today a difficult return around 70,000 $.

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Bitcoin trades every minute of every day, but CME Bitcoin futures stop for the weekend. That mismatch is how a CME gap is born, and why it keeps turning up in the middle of the most stressful weeks.

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Next few weeks will be critical for Bitcoin's 2026 projections.

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Bitcoin's mining difficulty crashed 11.16% today. The network just recorded its steepest decline since Chinese authorities banned crypto mining back in 2021, sending shockwaves through mining operations worldwide and raising fresh questions about the system's stability.

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The largest holders of Ethereum are changing strategies and accumulating ETH at a frantic pace. After the recent dip below $2,000, could these massive moves signal a historic rebound?

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At a conference dedicated to the riskiest traders in finance, Miami's crypto scene appeared far different than during its pandemic-era boom.

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Bitcoin mining difficulty fell 11.16% after a US winter storm cut major hashrate, marking the sharpest decline since China's 2021 ban.

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The price of XRP has shown a sheer amount of resilience after a couple of red days for the general crypto market. The altcoin has managed to return to around $1.5 over the weekend, reflecting a nearly 25% jump since reaching its latest local low.

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Whales have been keeping busy and so is the world's largest altcoin.

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Bulls are not going to give up easily, and most of the cryptocurrencies are again in the green zone, according to CoinStats.

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Dogecoin is back above the same level that triggered October's panic crash, as per TradingView, the one that erased around $40 billion in derivatives liquidations and earned itself a "Black Friday" label.

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Michael Saylor just added fuel to Bitcoin dip-buy rumors with a cryptic three-word caption: "Orange Dots Matter" — the one he randomly posts on Sundays. Captioned alongside a Strategy purchase chart showing 713,502 BTC held at an average cost of $76,052, the comment dropped right as Bitcoin rebounded from a brutal low near $60,000 back to $71,318.

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Most of the coins are in the green zone on the last day of the week, according to CoinStats.

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Bitcoin's latest liquidation data by CoinGlass reveals an aggressive short wipeout that may hint at a major turning point. In just four hours, $59.11 million in short positions were liquidated compared to only $828,780 in longs, creating a 7,132% imbalance.

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Gold is a physical asset that investors view as a store of wealth. Some investors have suggested that Bitcoin is also a store of wealth.

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Crypto veteran projects Oct-Nov 2026 bottom using time-price framework spanning multiple bull cycles

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After a chaotic week for the cryptocurrency market, the US-based Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) saw significant capital inflows on Friday, February 6. As the flagship cryptocurrency and the rest of the market suffered huge declines, the BTC-linked exchange-traded products also posted substantial withdrawals during the week.

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Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Price Reclaims $71,000 as Institutions Buy the Dip and Retail Interest Surges After a rocky week, the bitcoin price is trading above $71,000. Bitcoin Price Reclaims $71,000 as Institutions Buy the Dip and Retail Interest Surges Micah Zimmerman.

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Bitcoin price analysis stayed bearish on the outlook for BTC, predicting new macro lows in a repeat of the 2022 bear market.

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Arthur Hayes, the co-founder of BitMEX, suggested that institutional dealer hedging is exacerbating the recent downward pressure on Bitcoin prices.

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XRP staged a powerful rebound on Friday, surging nearly 20% as intensified whale accumulation helped reverse a steep sell-off.

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Bitcoin keeps knocking on $71,500, sooner or later the door opens Bitcoin made a familiar but stressful move this week; it bounced hard enough to make the skeptics quiet and the dip buyers loud again.

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Grayscale swaps Cardano for BNB in its flagship Crypto 5 ETF, signaling shifting trends in the crypto market amid its quarterly fund rebalance.

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The progress of quantum computing has raised new questions about the long-term security of Bitcoin, but digital asset manager CoinShares says the threat remains distant and manageable. According to the firm, while quantum computers could one day challenge certain cryptographic systems used by Bitcoin, the technology required to do so is still many years away.

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Everyone in the Bitcoin market is hedging their bets right now.