Bitcoin Holds Above $80K But Traders Are Not Buying the Breakout
Bitcoin has rebounded above $80,000, but market data from Glassnode and commentary from Enflux show traders are hedging rather than fully committing to
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Bitcoin has rebounded above $80,000, but market data from Glassnode and commentary from Enflux show traders are hedging rather than fully committing to
April payrolls are forecast to rise just 62,000. Analysts warn that sticky wage growth, not weak hiring alone, will determine whether Bitcoin can rally.
John Bollinger says his investment fund's proprietary model has taken a long position in Bitcoin after the asset broke above the upper Bollinger Band on
Bitcoin crossed $80,000 in Asian hours Tuesday while DeFi tokens and altcoins led gains, with Toncoin soaring 28% after a major Telegram announcement.
Bitcoin keeps stalling below $80,000 as Asian session demand stays absent and Hong Kong's record AI IPO pipeline pulls regional capital away from crypto.
The 30-year US Treasury yield climbed to 5% on April 30, 2026, its highest since July 2025, rattling Bitcoin markets and sparking warnings from crypto
Analytics firm Santiment says overwhelming $90K Bitcoin predictions on social media could point to the opposite price direction as BTC pulls back from
Bitcoin retreated to $76,500 from near $79,000 as record-low consumer sentiment and soaring inflation expectations reduce the Fed's ability to ease policy.
Bitcoin slipped 3% to around $77,000 in Asian trading as traders pull back ahead of the Fed decision, with oil prices and AI demand doubts adding pressure.
Bitcoin gave back weekend gains on Monday, sliding to $76,600 as Brent crude surged past $107 and geopolitical uncertainty around Iran rattled risk