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Is Bitcoin a commodity? It is, according to most regulatory agencies including the CFTC. But is Bitcoin a store of value (SoV) commodity? That seems to be the current consensus. Most of the investors are treating it as so, and calling it “Gold 2.0.” Well, if that’s the case, then Bitcoin should follow the stock-to-flow

Total Bitcoin miner revenue has been on a steady uptrend since the start of the year, hitting its new all time high on Friday. According to figures from on-chain analytics site Glassnode, miners are now making an aggregate $64 million from newly minted coins and fees — up nearly 400% since a year ago. It’s

After weeks of gut-wrenching volatility, the start of April has been much kinder to Bitcoin. Following a record-breaking $6.4b options expiry, Bitcoin’s price action has been far less volatile in the past few days. According to the Bitcoin Volatility Index, its 30-day volatility has dropped from a high of 5.34% on March 9 to 3.42%

Last week was suspenseful for Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency market was expecting a super-volatile period as about $6 billion worth of options neared their expiry. Many bears maintained their put options strike rate to near $47,500 — and even tried their very best to crash the bitcoin price to the same level. Nevertheless, bulls went an

The past few weeks have been hard on crypto bulls, as Bitcoin and the broader crypto market continued to sell off. Since reaching an all-time-high of $61,500, Bitcoin plunged 16% in a matter of a few weeks, shedding $100 billion in market capitalization. The major cryptocurrency saw signs of life as Elon Musk’s tweet sent

Bitcoin price remains nearly 10% below recent highs, as the major cryptocurrency continues its slump after early last week’s sell off. Since hitting a new all-time high of $61k, BTC has continued to face downward pressure, hovering around the $54,000 price level. The past week’s volatility has resulted in bulls losing nearly $2.6 billion in

There are now more active addresses than ever holding Bitcoin. After continuing to grow at a parabolic rate, the total number of non-zero Bitcoin addresses hit an all-time high of 36,896,000 earlier this Friday. The figure has then dropped back to approximately 36,770,000 on Sunday afternoon, according to data from on-chain analytics site Glassnode.  This

On March 11th, Bitcoin reached $57k, just below its all-time high, after falling to a low of $43k in February. Today, the coin hit $62,000. With Bitcoin managing to regain the lost ground in such a short period of time, analysts remain bullish on the future of the asset’s price. While after the initial 2017

Earlier today, Bitcoin rose to its highest level since late February and regained its $1 trillion market cap. Recently, Bitcoin was unable to break key resistance at $50,000, as it failed to find support over its 50-, 100-, and 200-day SMA points on the 4-hour time frame. With continued institutional buying, however, Bitcoin was able

The Crypto market rose on Monday as new macro factors and institutional interest weighed in. Cryptos Recover from Selloff Following last week’s sell-off, Bitcoin and the broader crypto market rallied alongside the US equity markets. Bitcoin (BTC) retraced back up to $49,000, with Ethereum (ETH) recovering to $1,500. The biggest crypto names all recovered to

New Indicators Point to Bitcoin Sell-off Slow Down  As Bitcoin recovers from recent lows of $43,500, new indicators have shown that the sell-off may be slowing down. SOPR dips in “full reset”  For the first time since September 2020, the SOPR (Spent Output Profit Ratio) indicator dipped below 1. This indicator, which tracks the variation

Bitcoin has finally begun to move higher after much consolidation over the past week. The cryptocurrency trades for $36,000, having moved 3% higher in the past day. The cryptocurrency is likely preparing for a stronger breakout, analysts say. Bitcoin Jack shared that Bitcoin is on the verge of breaking past two key resistance levels on

Bitcoin fell extremely hard over the weekend and into Monday after reaching $42,000 last week. The cryptocurrency’s drop came as the U.S. dollar index bounced around 0.7%. The recovery taking place now also coincided with a drop in the U.S. dollar index. Analysts say that it’s important to keep an eye on this market moving

Bitcoin faced an extremely steep correction on Sunday and Monday after last week’s surge to new all-time highs. The cryptocurrency fell as low as $30,000 after peaking at $42,000 last week. A large portion of Bitcoin’s drop was apparently a byproduct of Coinbase’s downtime, Willy Woo says. Monday’s Bitcoin Correction Bitcoin faced an extremely steep

Bitcoin faced an extreme correction earlier today. Over the span of 12 hours, the cryptocurrency plunged from the $41,000 region to lows on spot exchanges close to $34,000 and lows on futures exchanges close to $35,000. BTC lost over 15% over the span of this rally. The cryptocurrency has since bounced swiftly to the upside,

Bitcoin remains up over 100% in the past six weeks despite the ongoing correction. Many think that BTC will continue higher in the weeks ahead. One market economist is bearish on Bitcoin, though. He says that the cryptocurrency is likely extremely overvalued at current valuations, arguing that it could be the biggest bubble in markets

Bitcoin trades at $33,950 as of this article’s writing. The cryptocurrency traded above $34,000 just minutes ago and is attempting to consolidate around the current price points. This rally comes despite a strong drop earlier on Saturday that took the BTC price as low as $30,000 on top exchanges. Bitcoin Shoots to $34,000 Bitcoin’s price

Bitcoin moves past $23,500 for the first time ever after moving to $30,000 on new year’s day. BTC is now up by over 10% in the past 24 hours, pushing the altcoin market higher. There are a number of supply-demand factors accentuating this rally. Analysts think that the market may be nearing a blow-off top.

Bitcoin has enjoyed an extremely strong rally over the past few months that has brought it from the $10,000 region to $29,000. Since the start of the year, the cryptocurrency is up even more. While many investors are already up on their investment in BTC, there are still expectations of upside on a macro scale.

Bitcoin careened to another record high on Wednesday amid concerns about this year’s huge stimulus packages. The flagship cryptocurrency continued to attract capital from investors that view it as a hedge against fiat devaluation and inflation. On Tuesday, SkyBridge Capital investment revealed that it had invested about $182 million in Bitcoin ahead of its proprietary