Bitcoin’s largest holders are making their most aggressive move in more than a decade, quietly absorbing supply while the broader market remains focused on short-term price weakness.

Bitcoin pushed higher this week as traders tested a key resistance zone, reigniting speculation that the market could be setting up for a renewed run toward the six-figure mark.

Bitcoin continues to trade sideways near the $90,000 level, keeping the market in a state of hesitation as traders look for clearer direction.

Bitcoin’s long-term holder behavior appears to be changing direction after months of steady distribution, challenging the dominant narrative that seasoned investors are still aggressively selling.

Bitcoin’s retreat from its recent peak has triggered fresh concern across the market, particularly as gold and silver push to new highs.

Bitcoin remains stuck in a tight price range, but on-chain data and sentiment indicators suggest the market is entering a[…]

Bitcoin’s recent weakness relative to gold and silver has sparked debate across macro and crypto circles, but analysts argue the relationship is being misunderstood.

Bitcoin continues to hover below the psychologically important $90,000 level after another failed attempt to break higher, with price action now stabilizing around the mid-$87,000 range.

Bitcoin spent most of December trading under pressure, drifting lower toward the mid-$87,000 zone as momentum faded and market participation thinned.

Bitcoin is showing signs of building momentum as on-chain data and technical signals converge around a potential market turning point.

Bitcoin is showing signs of fading momentum as on-chain demand metrics roll over and short-term price action becomes increasingly dominated by liquidity hunting.