Bitcoin News
By Pankaj K
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After a highly anticipated policy start from the U.S. Federal Reserve, Bitcoin (BTC) has held firm above the critical $104,000 support level, trigger fresh optimism among…
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With signs of market deleveraging and reduced selling pressure, the stage might be set for the next leg up in BTC’s ongoing market cycle. Here’s what the data is telling us.
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On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve chose to keep interest rates unchanged for the fourth consecutive time, maintaining its cautious stance amid economic uncertainty.
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Typically, stagnant or rising rates are seen as headwinds for risk-on assets like Bitcoin. However, BTC has defied the odds, showing surprising strength by maintaining support…
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Analyst Amr Taha from CryptoQuant notes that Bitcoin is establishing a demand zone in the mid-$100,000 range.
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One key chart highlights the difference between price movement and open interest on Binance, one of the largest crypto exchanges.
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This pattern is a classic sign of market deleveraging, where speculative traders are flushed out and leverage is reduced.
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Another telling indicator comes from the Binance Liquidation Delta chart. It shows that most recent liquidations have come from long positions—that is, traders betting on prices…
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Interestingly, there have been very few short liquidations, meaning bearish traders haven’t yet been caught off guard.
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Market cycles in crypto often follow a familiar pattern: overleveraged positions build up, a correction or shakeout occurs, and then the market resets and begins its next climb.
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Taha points out that historically, Bitcoin tends to rally after the Fed holds or pauses rate hikes, especially when there are signs of liquidation exhaustion and waning…
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“BTC has shown bullish tendencies following rate stabilization, especially when paired with signs of liquidation exhaustion,” he explained.
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Beyond liquidation data and open interest trends, other on-chain indicators are also showing promise.
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Crypto analyst CryptoGoos recently noted that short-term sellers appear to be losing momentum, another bullish sign.
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At the same time, there's an absence of retail euphoria, a common feature of market tops. This suggests that BTC might still be in the early or middle stages of its current…
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