Analyst Says Strategy’s BTC Sale Is Not Bearish Despite Rising Bitcoin Fear

Bitcoin’s sharp volatility decline coincides with a 114-day trading range, setting the stage for a potential 10% to 20% price move, but the direction remains uncertain.

OranjeBTC's strategic Bitcoin accumulation and share buybacks could enhance shareholder value, but hinge on Bitcoin's long-term price growth. The post OranjeBTC buys additional 20 Bitcoin, total holdings reach 3,762 BTC appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin’s recovery attempts are still being judged against a larger structure that has controlled price action for months. An interesting technical analysis of the daily candlestick timeframe chart shows that Bitcoin is still following a descending channel, with every major rebound failing near the upper diagonal and every major sell-off finding a reaction near the lower boundary. The latest rejection around $83,100 in May has now become the main focus, and Bitcoin is now moving back into the lower half of the channel, where the final bottom could be waiting. Bitcoin’s Descending Channel Still Controls The Bigger Trend Eight months into a correction path defined by lower highs and lower lows from $126,000, Bitcoin is showing no signs of deviation. The daily candlestick chart shows Bitcoin has transitioned into a broad descending channel that has stayed intact for these eight months. Related Reading: The Bitcoin ‘Dream Entry’ To Wait For Before The Run-Up To $300,000 The upper boundary

Polymarket users are waiting for a resolution on whether Strategy's Bitcoin sale took place before the end of May—with over $50 million bet so far.

Toncoin price jumped as Bitcoin revisited support below $72,000. Bulls took advantage of Telegram-related news of a rebrand to GRAM token to push TON above $2.27. If buyers dominate, Toncoin could edge past $3.00 next. Toncoin rose by nearly 20% and touched highs of $2.27 on Monday, June 1, as traders digested a surprise rebrand […] The post Toncoin price soars as Telegram eyes TON’s rebrand to GRAM appeared first on CoinJournal.

Digital credit's rise could reshape Bitcoin investment strategies, offering income potential but posing risks amid Bitcoin's inherent volatility. The post Strive CEO Matt Cole calls digital credit bigger than ETFs for Bitcoin’s future appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Digital credit's rise could reshape Bitcoin investment strategies, offering income potential but posing risks amid Bitcoin's inherent volatility. The post Strive CEO Matt Cole calls digital credit bigger than ETFs for Bitcoin appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin is still trading above $60,000, but there are questions as to whether that area has already become the macro bottom for this correction or whether another crash could still drag the price back into that zone. Technical analysis using Bitcoin’s weekly RSI, prior cycle support, and the 21-week and 50-week EMA trend presents the bullish side of that trend, but bears can still argue that confirmation has not arrived until Bitcoin breaks above the weekly EMA structure. Bitcoin Might Have Bottomed Already The strongest argument that Bitcoin may have already bottomed is from the weekly RSI indicator. According to the thesis shared by Cryptoposeidon on X, Bitcoin’s weekly RSI has fallen below 30 only four times in history. The first three came around the January 2015, December 2018, and June 2022 lows, all of which later became macro bottom zones. Related Reading: XRP Analyst Flags Biggest Institutional Unlock That The Market Has Ever Seen Back in January 2015, Bitcoin’s RSI fell to ab