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Bitcoin (BTC) has stabilized near $70,000 after a sharp selloff to roughly $67,000, but on-chain and derivatives data compiled by Glassnode in its Week 12, 2026 report suggest the rebound is driven more by selective dip-buying than broad demand returning at scale. Spot volumes remain subdued, perpet

Binance responded to market concerns over on-chain data anomalies flagged by third-party trackers Coinglass and DefiLlama. The exchange noted similar past discrepancies with DefiLlama, expecting data restoration in 24-48 hours. It encouraged users to verify holdings directly while suggesting regular

Bitcoin (BTC) is wedged between two large clusters of leveraged positions that could amplify its next major move in either direction. Coinglass data from Wednesday show $675 million in cumulative long liquidation pressure below $65,000 and $905 million in short liquidation pressure above $69,000 acr

Coinglass published a 24-hour comparison of perpetual decentralized exchanges that ignited controversy over whether trading volumes on platforms like Hyperliquid, Aster, and Lighter reflect authentic market activity or incentive-driven manipulation. What Happened: Volume Discrepancies The analytics

Bitcoin on Sunday evening staged a forceful rebound over the weekend, surging from levels below $88,000 to an intraday high of $91,767 and triggering a wave of liquidations across the crypto market. The sharp reversal erased heavily leveraged positions as large buyers stepped in and absorbed sell pr