A key momentum indicator that has been disturbingly accurate at flagging selloffs since the largest cryptocurrency hit a record high in October has just triggered. The indicator is the moving average convergence divergence histogram,

Bitcoin (BTC) price stagnated near $70,000 during the Friday trading session after failing to reclaim the $75,000 level on Tuesday. The decline marked two days of net outflows from US-listed Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs),

Pepeto announces $8.3 million in presale capital raised, and every signal matches what appeared right before Dogecoin created millionaires out of ordinary holders. Rounds are filling in days, community expansion is outrunning projects spending ten times more on marketing,

One key signal comes from exchange flows. Data shows Bitcoin inflows to exchanges—particularly on Binance—have dropped sharply in recent week

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) climbed 1% on Tuesday, extending gains from the prior session after President Trump hinted the US-Israel war against Iran could end soon. The token moved above $71,000 as the stock market edged higher and oil prices fell after Trump said the conflict with Iran could be over "very soon.

Despite stabilizing spot prices, investors remain defensive, with leveraged speculation cooling and realized volatility dropping from 80 to 50, suggesting a cautious market sentiment.

Bitcoin ETF inflows reach $568M after months of outflows as BTC trades above $70K and key demand metrics shift in March 2026.

Bitcoin's MPI hits -1.04, one of its lowest readings ever. Is extreme miner inactivity a hidden strength or a silent market warning?