Bitcoin News
By Sakamoto Nashi
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Inflows Drop as Bulls Tighten Their Grip. Analyst Darkfost recently highlighted the data showing a collapse in Bitcoin exchange inflows,…
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BTC Price Near All-Time High – But Breakout Isn’t Confirmed Yet. Bitcoin briefly broke its all-time high by just $40 this week, topping out around $112,022 before…
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Bullish Structure Supported by Moving Averages. Bitcoin’s chart continues to show strength on multiple timeframes.
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Why Low Inflows Matter. While price charts tell one story, exchange inflow data tells another — and right now, that story…
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Broader Market Signals Also Look Favorable. Bitcoin’s rally is also backed by a strong global economic backdrop. U.S.
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Final Thoughts. Bitcoin is on the edge of a breakout, but the most impressive part of this story might be the…
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Bitcoin is once again pushing the limits, hovering just below its all-time high near $112,000.
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This major shift suggests that long-term holders are not interested in selling, even as the price touches historic highs.
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The monthly average of BTC sent to Binance is around 5,300 BTC, but the most recent daily figures are closer to 4,600 BTC — levels not seen since the depths of previous bear…
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Rather than panic-selling or profit-taking, the majority of BTC holders appear to be waiting for higher prices, indicating a strong belief that the current uptrend is far from…
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So far, the trend remains bullish, with Bitcoin forming higher lows and staying well above key support zones.
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Bitcoin’s chart continues to show strength on multiple timeframes. Key moving averages are all pointing up:
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The 50-day moving average is trending near $106,800, providing strong short-term support.
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The 100-day moving average is around $99,865, reinforcing the medium-term trend.
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The 200-day moving average, a broader market indicator, sits below at $96,672 — well beneath current price levels.
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