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Bitcoin speculators are under focus as analysis suggests a 'textbook Bitcoin bottom' is occurring, citing a moving average derivative that last activated at the end of the 2022 bear market. Bitcoin's price action has returned to a reversal zone, according to the analysis.

Bitcoin's price could fall below $58K if the NUPL metric follows historical patterns, as data suggests BTC needs to create new cycle lows to maintain those patterns.

Bitcoin experienced a sell-off following Strategy's BTC sale, but quickly rebounded, indicating bulls remain ambitious. Funding rates reached 9% during the market movement.

Metaplanet purchased 2,823 Bitcoin during the second quarter, lowering its average acquisition cost to $106,500 per BTC. The company reported $10.9 million in revenue from its income generation strategy.

An analyst warned that Bitcoin (BTC) could experience further price declines after June's worst performance since 2022. The June close above realized price but below the 200-week moving average suggests the bear market's bottom is still ahead, according to historical cycles.

Bitcoin's price is testing its ability to maintain $60,000, with soft futures markets creating uncertainty about whether the cryptocurrency has reached a bottom. The article highlights the market's mixed signals as bulls attempt to hold the key level.

Bitcoin (BTC) reached $58,800 before rebounding, but the daily chart remains in bear territory. Prediction markets anticipate further declines before a potential rebound.

Nearly 50,000 BTC shifted to exchanges at a loss while short-term Bitcoin holders' stress level reached 2-year highs. The article questions whether BTC is headed toward new lows.

Bitcoin’s drop to $58,000 aligns with the power-law model’s cycle lows, even though futures market data suggests deeper lows for BTC price.

Strategy's yield-generating STRC stock is now more correlated with Bitcoin (BTC) than at any previous time, as reported in the article.

Strategy’s MSTR and STRC hit 52-week lows. A strong Micron earnings report boosted global markets and crypto prices after a prior sell-off pushed Bitcoin below $60k.

Bitcoin's price action aligns with previous cycles, and a four-year trend analysis projects a potential $76K target. The current bear market has created a 20% discount to Bitcoin's four-year 'adoption structure' trend line, with research indicating the cryptocurrency is 'not broken'.

CBOE is considering converting Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) continuous futures into perpetual futures as U.S. regulatory changes drive adoption of crypto perpetual futures. Competitors like Coinbase and Kalshi are also expanding their offerings, prompting Cboe to evaluate a product overhaul.

Strategy Inc., formerly MicroStrategy, faces its first test of the Bitcoin-treasury model as Bitcoin prices fall. The company holds 847,363 BTC purchased for $64.10 billion, averaging $75,651 per Bitcoin.

The US dollar index reached its highest level since May 2025, pressuring Bitcoin as it fluctuated near $64,000 amid macroeconomic challenges. Potential July seasonality may provide relief for Bitcoin's price.

Strategy’s STRC stock dropped to $91 as investors reacted negatively to the latest BTC acquisition. Markus Thielen of 10x Research stated traders view this move as unsustainable for STRC.

Bitcoin Giant Strategy increased its USD Reserve to $1.1 billion and expanded its Bitcoin holdings for the second consecutive week. The company previously dipped into those funds last month.

A bitcoin purchase strategy did not impact the BTC price. The article notes that the strategy failed to stir price movement.

Strategy has purchased 1,550 bitcoin, marking the first time since selling $2.5 million worth of BTC. The company's recent transaction indicates a shift in their cryptocurrency holdings.

Bitcoin fell below $63,000 as Strategy added $100 million in BTC through a recent purchase. The price decline was offset by the company's significant investment in Bitcoin.

Saylor's Bitcoin sale challenged the 'never sell' narrative in the crypto industry. JPMorgan criticized CLARITY, while Capital B announced a significant fundraising plan for BTC.

Bitcoin price fell 21% following Strategy's debt buyback news and tighter liquidity conditions, with the firm pausing its BTC buying. The article questions whether a Terra Luna-style doom loop could follow.

BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP ETFs lost $4.4 billion over 13 sessions, while HYPE ETFs remained the only ones showing gains. The performance highlights a mixed market trend among cryptocurrency-related investment funds.

A 15-year-old physical Bitcoin, specifically a Casascius coin, was recently redeemed, yielding $1.78 million in BTC due to its significant appreciation in value over time.

Bitcoin traders have become bearish as Bitcoin's price drops to its lowest level in months. Predictors now favor a target of $55,000 over $84,000 amid the ongoing decline.

Strategy sold Bitcoin, causing investor concerns and prompting analysts to question potential future sales. The move has led to uncertainty about further Bitcoin disposals by the company.

Michael Saylor's Bitcoin Treasury Firm Strategy sold 32 BTC for $2.5 million, causing Bitcoin's price to drop to $72,000 as the firm reversed its 'never sell' stance.

UTXO Management, a Bitcoin-native asset management company, has joined Bitcoin Staking on the Stacks network, enabling institutions to earn BTC-denominated yield without transferring custody. The protocol uses a 'protocol bond' requiring BTC locked in a Bitcoin timelock and STX tokens, targeting a 3% annual yield through Stacks' Proof-of-Transfer consensus. Top 100 companies now hold over 1.2 million BTC, driving institutional interest in yield-generating strategies.

Bitcoin's three-month upward trend has ended, marking a shift in its performance compared to gold. The article highlights the reversal of BTC's recent gains and its implications for investors.

Bitcoin's cup-and-handle chart pattern suggests a potential price target of $220,000, contingent on BTC maintaining support above $74,000. The pattern's breakout could drive significant gains if the key support level holds.

Smaller Bitcoin treasury companies purchased $46 million worth of Bitcoin below $80,000 last week, while the largest corporate holder temporarily halted its weekly Bitcoin acquisitions.

Bitcoin reclaimed $77,000 despite rising exchange supply and spot BTC ETF outflows. Analysts question if bulls will push BTC to $80,000 this week.

Bitcoin experienced a record 90-day uptrend following a dip below $60,000, marking the longest sustained rally within a bear market in BTC history. The price movement resembles characteristics of a traditional bull market rally according to new analysis.

Bitcoin is experiencing a rejection around the 200-day mark, causing nervousness in the market. This cycle has dragged on longer than previous bear market rallies. The market structure appears different from usual panic scenarios.

The alt coin market is experiencing a decline against BTC, but some coins like Unibase and Block Street are seeing significant increases. These coins are being traded by some individuals, who view them as decent swing trades despite high costs. The market is also filled with shitcoins that are rising in value.

The author analyzed the impact of 400+ news events on BTC price and found that heavy regulatory actions and ETF flows create the biggest sustained volatility. The dataset is available on Kaggle and includes a breakdown of the top 5 events. The methodology used has been validated with a Bronze medal on Kaggle.

The author is developing a mobile dashboard called HappyWick to provide a clean and simple morning market summary, aggregating metrics such as Market Pulse and Key Levels & Ratios, and seeking community feedback on essential features. The dashboard currently includes AI Power and On-Chain data. The author wants to add full EVM wallet support and personalized portfolio features.

A 30-day analysis of 200 whale wallets found a pattern where 83% of large deposits to Binance and Coinbase followed a consolidation pattern before BTC price drops. The total volume of these moves was approximately $2.1B. This pattern may indicate algorithmic execution or planned routine.

Crypto traders are betting against Fed rate cuts in 2026, with Polymarket and Kalshi platforms showing odds of roughly 2 to 1 that the Fed will hold all year. The crypto crowd is pricing 'no cuts' 4.5 points higher than traditional finance traders. This divergence has persisted for weeks, indicating a genuine disagreement on magnitude.

Bitcoin's momentum is fading after dropping to $76,000, with analysts warning of a potential deeper price correction if key support at $74,000-$76,000 is lost. This could trigger further price drops. Bitcoin traders are watching these support levels closely.