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Bitcoin dominance signals are among the indicators the analyst believes point toward a changing market cycle. Crypto analyst Matthew Hyland says the macro backdrop that punished digital currencies for four straight years is finally turning, pointing to patterns that came before crypto’s two biggest bull runs. In a pair of posts on X, he argued that the market is entering a two- to three-year stretch of what he calls “max opportunity,” with risk appetite moving back toward crypto for the first time since 2016 and 2020. A Repeating Four-Year Pattern Hyland’s case rests on comparing three stretches he labels macro risk bear markets: 2014 to 2016, 2018 to 2020, and 2022 through 2026. In each of them, he says, crypto performed poorly while the wider risk backdrop stayed hostile, only for conditions to flip and set off the sector’s strongest runs. He’s now betting the cur
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In brief Radar Chat launched Tuesday, combining encrypted messaging with Bitcoin payments. The app uses the Signal Protocol but was developed independently from Signal. Radar says users remain in control of their Bitcoin, which is sent via the Lightning Network. A new app from the team behind Cake Wallet brings Bitcoin payments directly into private messaging. Launched Tuesday, Radar Chat combines end-to-end encrypted messaging with self-custodial Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, allowing users to send Bitcoin via text messages without having to switch apps or copy wallet addresses. “The idea behind Radar is that the people we talk to and the people we pay are often the same people, yet messaging and payments still live in separate places,” Radar Chat and Cake Wallet founder Vikrant Sharma told Decrypt. Available on iOS and Android, Radar—which the company clar
The post Bitcoin Records Worst June in Four Years – Is a Cyclical Bottom in Play? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
With BTC reclaiming the $60,000 level on July 1, market experts believe the plunge may have been a failed breakdown rather than a sustained leg lower. On-chain data has confirmed that June was a painful month for bitcoin (BTC), but beyond the price weakness, both spot demand and institutional flows faltered. Due to last month’s performance, there is speculation that the market may be nearing a cyclical bottom, but this remains unconfirmed. In the meantime, analysts at the crypto exchange Bitfinex revealed in this week’s Bitfinex Alpha that historical data suggests that July could be better for BTC. However, a seasonality dynamic will not be able to sustain a recovery for BTC this month – the asset needs sustained spot and institutional demand. Worst June in 4 Years BTC fell to a fresh cycle low of $57,800 last month, marking the worst June since 2022 and the second-w
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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs turned positive again on July 6, and the clearest question for Bitcoin is whether BlackRock’s IBIT provided a sustained bid or just a single day of relief after recent selling pressure. Farside Investors’ Bitcoin ETF table showed $265.7 million of net inflows across the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF complex, with BlackRock’s IBIT adding $209.4 million. That left IBIT as the swing buyer, while Grayscale’s GBTC still posted a $44.5 million outflow and Grayscale’s lower-fee BTC product added $42.3 million. A WuBlockchain post citing SoSoValue rounded the total Bitcoin ETF inflows to $266 million and IBIT to $209 million. On X, the data quickly sparked a debate between BlackRock buying again and a single green day that could fade if redemptions return. Related Reading Bitcoin ETFs go to zero sooner than you’d think if outflows don’t slow down as $8.5B leaves since Octo
BTC faces $62,500-$62,800 support after rejection near $65K, with $60K in view if the daily close breaks lower. Bitcoin has moved back into focus after a rejection from the $64,500 to $65,000 resistance zone, where buyers failed to secure a clean breakout above the recent local high near $64,700. The move followed a short-side take-profit […]
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Prolonged negative premium may indicate a shift in US market dynamics, potentially affecting Bitcoin's global valuation and investor sentiment.
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Renewed inflows into Bitcoin and Solana ETFs suggest potential market stabilization and increased investor confidence in crypto assets.
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Bitcoin's resilience highlights its market strength, while miners' AI pivot risks overexposure to volatile tech sectors, impacting investor strategies.
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