Despite short-term bearish bets from a successful Hyperliquid whale, a growing US Fed balance sheet and rising inflation support Bitcoin in the long term.
Bitcoin’s short-term heatmap shows $2.46B stacked at $78.1K support. Open interest climbs as price compresses between $78K and $84.7K resistance. The short-term heatmap is telling a specific story. Bitcoin is not drifting. It is sitting between two walls. According to More Crypto Online on X, the largest support cluster on the short-term heatmap sits at […]
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At the beginning, Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency asset by market cap, was particularly common among retail investors who saw the coin as a speculative asset rather than an actual store of value. However, years later, the cryptocurrency has become a major target for large firms, acquiring the asset at a significant rate. Institutional Bitcoin Holdings […]
Market maker Wintermute says traders may want to reconsider what kind of rally they are actually looking at with bitcoin. The firm warns BTC’s move has more of the feel of a squeeze than the start of a clean, conviction-led breakout. Wintermute Says BTC’s Latest Pop Looks Driven by Forced Positioning, Not Strong Spot Demand […]
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TLDR: US Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows have turned firmly positive, signaling renewed institutional demand above the $80K level. The Realized Cap 30-Day Net Position Change recovered to $2.8B but trails the $10B+ seen in prior bull market phases. Bitcoin’s Relative Unrealized Loss compressed from 25% in February to 8%, shifting sentiment from fear to uncertainty. Overhead supply near $86.9K remains the critical resistance zone where prior accumulators approach breakeven and may sell. Bitcoin has climbed back above $80,000, supported by renewed ETF inflows, stronger spot demand, and improved speculative positioning. However, capital inflows remain well below thresholds seen during prior bull market expansions. Overhead supply near $86K continues to cap near-term momentum. The broader market structure is improving, but conviction is still rebuilding rather than fully conf
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Despite its extreme volatility, Bitcoin emerges as a disruptive option for retirement planning while inflation erodes the purchasing power of traditional pensions throughout the developed world. Over the last 4-year period, the asset is still up 166.7%. So, is it still possible to retire with BTC? It always depends on the price trajectory. We review the projections from major banks, how many BTC you need to retire, and the risks of the five-year plan. How Much Bitcoin Do You Need to Retire in the Coming Years? To retire with Bitcoin in the next five years, an investor would need between 2 and 5 BTC, depending on the asset’s price and the withdrawal rule applied. These projections are based on the standard portfolio calculation to generate $100,000 annually, adjusted for inflation. Retirement is NOT guaranteed, so make sure you find the right balance of enjoying today and buildi
Onchain data published Wednesday shows KULR, a tech company focused on thermal management and energy storage, moving 300 bitcoin into Coinbase Prime, a transfer analysts say looks less like a custody shuffle and more like a sell. SALE OR COLLATERAL? KULR Technology Group (NYSE: KULR), the thermal energy management firm that launched a bitcoin treasury […]
The post Bitcoin Price Drops Below $80,000 as US PPI Rises 1.4% in April appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
The US Producer Price Index for April 2026 increased by 1.4%, according to reports. It is the highest increase in the US PPI since rising 1.7% in March 2022. Bitcoin’s price declined below $80,000 following the US PPI announcement. The US Bureau of Labour Statistics released the Producer Price Index (PPI) for April this Wednesday, reflecting a 1.4% increase. It further reported that the April increase is the largest since rising 1.7% in March 2022. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s price responded by pulling back 1.33% and giving up early gains for the day. Wednesday’s Bitcoin price pullback means the cryptocurrency entered into a bearish weekly mode, after a seven-week uninterrupted rally. However, with more macroeconomic data expected, the cryptocurrency’s performance for the current week remains under observation, as traders await clear signals for BTC’s next phase. What Rising PPI Means
