Bitcoin’s August rebound faces resistance as long-term holders cash out and institutional sentiment begins to cool for the ...

Bitcoin is at a pivotal juncture, trading around $94,000 between two CME futures gaps. The gaps are between $92,000 and $92,500 from two weeks ago and $96,400 and $97,400 from the recent weekend.

Bitcoin's long-term bullish sentiment has turned neutral as options market indicators show a shift in market sentiment.

The Bitcoin funding rate matters because, ultimately, it affects Bitcoin’s price. It signals market sentiment, triggers liquidation cascades, and impacts trader costs.

Bitcoin bulls failed to break above $106,000 earlier today and have since retested $104,000, which now appears to be acting as a new support zone amid a broader market downturn. The broader crypto ...

This lead to a leverage flush and a sentiment re-shift before bitcoin moved back above $94,000. To compare how mild the negative funding rate was on Thursday, during covid-19 in March 2020, we saw ...

Consistent ETF inflows, leading to strong institutional demand, created a stream of support to push up prices for BTC. Then, ...

Following the 10% correction, social media sentiment around Bitcoin fell to its lowest level of 2024, to an average ratio of four to five positive versus negative Bitcoin-related comments.

"Investor sentiment has turned positive again, following Monday’s shake-out. This has helped give Bitcoin a lift for the second successive day, pushing it further above the key $100,000 level ...

Summary Bitcoin’s value remains limited for conventional use for purchasing goods and services, but there’s a growing focus on the cryptocurrency’s volatile price trend as a measure of the ...

Over $200 million was liquidated from the market in the last 24 hours, with long liquidations accounting for $115 million. Bitcoin's Open Interest rose marginally by 0.24% in the last 24 hours.