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Bitcoin (BTC) has seen its Realized Cap Impulse (Long-Term) turn negative for the first time in three years, a metric that has preceded every major prolonged downturn in past market cycles even as the asset stabilized above $66,000 on Friday after falling roughly 30% over the past month. What Happen

Bitcoin (BTC) has entered a structural zone that more closely resembles early bear market conditions seen in 2018 and 2022 than a routine mid-cycle correction, according to a new CryptoQuant report analyzing the cryptocurrency's Combined Market Index, with the metric falling into the low 0.2 range a

Bitcoin (BTC) slid to roughly $65,000 as a sweeping selloff in artificial intelligence-exposed technology stocks triggered a broad risk-off move across equities, commodities and cryptocurrencies, dragging the total crypto market capitalization down about 1.25% to $2.27 trillion. What Happened: Tech

Michael Saylor's Strategy acquired 40,150 Bitcoin (BTC) in January, accounting for 93% of all purchases by publicly traded digital asset treasury firms. The remaining 3,080 BTC came from all other companies combined, according to a Bitcoin Treasuries report - the fourth consecutive month Strategy's

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading near a level that has historically separated mid-cycle corrections from prolonged bear markets - the 200-week exponential moving average, currently at approximately $68,300. With the token down 47% from its October 2025 all-time high of $126,000, this week's close could dete