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Bitcoin (BTC) whale transaction count has dropped to its lowest level since September 2023, with large transfers above $100,000 falling to just 6,417 per day as big-money investors pull back amid policy uncertainty and geopolitical tensions. BTC Whale Activity Decline Analytics firm Santiment flagge

Bitcoin (BTC) bounced above $70,200 after touching a low near $67,342 but now faces critical resistance at $71,650 that could determine whether the recovery has legs or fades into another selloff, while at least one analyst warns the broader cycle may already be turning bearish. BTC Recovery Levels

Bitcoin’s (BTC) latest push toward $72,000 is being driven less by traditional macroeconomic signals and more by rapid shifts in geopolitical expectations, marking a notable change in how crypto markets are pricing risk. The rally follows U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a pause in plan

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

A long-dormant Bitcoin (BTC) wallet tied to one of the most well-known “lost keys” cases has suddenly come back to life, raising fresh questions about whether a $423 million fortune was ever truly inaccessible. Blockchain data flagged by on-chain analytics accounts shows that 500 Bitcoin, worth roug