آخر أخبار وتحليلات بيتكوين | Yellow.com

Bitcoin’s (BTC) rebound toward $69,000 following a sharp drop into the low-$60,000 range has stabilized near-term price action, but on-chain and derivatives data suggest the market has entered a late-stage correction phase rather than the early stages of a new uptrend. According to Glassnode, the ma

Bitcoin (BTC) plunged to $60,000 on Feb. 6 and triggered a capitulation event, with nearly 241,000 BTC flooding exchanges over three days as short-term holders, small wallets and even institutional-grade venues registered sharp inflow spikes that signaled panic had spread well beyond retail traders

Bitcoin (BTC) faces no immediate threat from quantum computing, as breaking its cryptographic security remains at least a decade away, according to a report published by CoinShares. What Happened: Quantum Timeline The digital asset investment firm concluded quantum computers capable of compromising

Goldman Sachs has warned that systematic funds could dump up to $80 billion in equities over the next month, a deleveraging wave that threatens to spill into Bitcoin (BTC), gold, and silver as liquidity conditions deteriorate across global markets. What Happened: Systematic Selling Goldman's trading

Galaxy Digital founder and CEO Mike Novogratz said that Bitcoin (BTC) may be nearing a market bottom after dropping to around $76,000, while cryptocurrency markets shed $2.65 billion in liquidations over the past 24 hours and a broader structural downturn erased $2.2 trillion in total market capital