William Suberg

Bitcoin onchain analysis eyes one of its "cleanest cycle clocks" for cues as to when the bear-market bottom will hit, with history so far favoring new BTC price lows.

Bitcoin is currently witnessing a "textbook" bottom, according to analysis of a moving average derivative that last flashed in late 2022.

Bitcoin sellers return as markets react to the failure of the US-Iran ceasefire and Hormuz closure threats, sending oil past $75 per barrel.

Bitcoin ETFs post mixed inflows this week while analysis calls an end to their "most overwhelming" drawdown amid weak overall BTC demand.

Bitcoin joins a risk-asset rebound on a potential new Iran "deal" with traders eager to see where BTC price action ends the daily candle.

Bitcoin diverges from falling oil and US dollar strength to approach its highest levels of July so far ahead of a showdown with "crucial" $65,000 resistance.

Bitcoin fails to convince traders and analysts that the bear-market bottom is in despite July BTC price gains already approaching 10%.

Bitcoin bear-market reversal talk gathers pace this week as BTC price action surfs macro volatility at the hands of the US-Iran war and upcoming inflation data prints.

US CPI inflation sees a surprise drop to boost Bitcoin and crypto as traders consider the fate of local resistance above $64,000.

Bitcoin traders continue to flip bullish as nearby BTC price targets feed into an $80,000 August target.