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Bitcoin dropped another 2% to start November as network data warned of a potential BTC price dip below the $100,000 support level. Bitcoin (BTC) starts November with a dip to $107,000 as traders brace for further support retests. Bitcoin price action gives bulls a grim sense of deja vu as weekend gains evaporate and downside liquidity grows. November seasonality calls for serious BTC price gains, but so far, there is no sign of relief. Read more

Bitcoin has treated $106,400 as a pivot across the current cycle, acting as both resistance and support. Price has repeatedly clustered near the level, cleared it on retests, and expanded toward the next channel bands, while breaks below the level often required a repair phase before any advance. My charts below show price channels that […] The post Bull or bear? Today’s $106k retest could decide Bitcoin’s fate appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Quantum computing is no longer just science fiction or the stuff of cypherpunk paranoia; it’s officially a front-page threat for the world’s first stateless money. If you ever thought Satoshi’s creation was immune to existential risk, think again. The latest round of Bitcoiners and cryptographers in the Human Rights Foundation (HRF)’s latest report would like […] The post The quantum computing threat Bitcoin can’t ignore appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Despite an $8 billion rise in realized cap, Bitcoin’s recovery lacks the continued inflows from ETFs and Michael Saylor’s Strategy as the main demand drivers, according to CryptoQuant. Bitcoin's onchain inflows are signaling robust demand for the world’s largest cryptocurrency, with both investors and miners ramping up their activity despite the negative market sentiment since the $19 billion crypto crash. Over the past week, Bitcoin's (BTC) realized cap rose by over $8 billion to surpass $1.1 trillion, as BTC’s realized price rose above $110,000, indicating strong onchain inflows.  Bitcoin’s realized cap measures the dollar value of all coins at their last moved price, revealing the total investment held by Bitcoin holders. Read more

Experts say the real danger to Bitcoin isn’t quantum machines—it’s human panic and slow preparation.

Bitcoin traders doubted the staying power of last-minute weekend BTC price upside as selling pressure from whales returned into the weekly close. Key points: Bitcoin reaches $111,000 for the first time in November, but traders anticipate the weekend's upside unraveling. Coinbase sell pressure comes as a Bitcoin whale resumes distributing BTC. Read more

If you’ve ever bought a token only to find out its grand use case was “having a token,” congrats, you played the game just right. Wolf of All Streets’ Scott Melker sums it up best. After years wandering crypto’s high-stakes tables, he’s upgraded his stance from “99.9% of crypto is a casino” to “99.999999%. As […] The post In crypto’s casino, Bitcoin stands alone as the ultimate prize appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Bitcoin will continue to experience cyclical booms and busts, MEXC apologizes to ‘White Whale’ trader over $3M freeze: Hodler’s Digest Bybit, the worlds second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has announced it will pause new user registrations in Japan starting Oct. 31, as it adapts to new regulations from the countrys Financial Services Agency. The company said the move is part of its proactive approach to align with Japans emerging regulatory framework for digital assets, according to a Wednesday announcement.  It has always been Bybits commitment to operate responsibly and in compliance with local laws and regulatory expectations, the exchange said.  Read more

Bitcoin will continue to experience cyclical booms and busts, MEXC apologizes to ‘White Whale’ trader over $3M freeze: Hodler’s Digest Bybit, the worlds second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has announced it will pause new user registrations in Japan starting Oct. 31, as it adapts to new regulations from the countrys Financial Services Agency. The company said the move is part of its proactive approach to align with Japans emerging regulatory framework for digital assets, according to a Wednesday announcement.  It has always been Bybits commitment to operate responsibly and in compliance with local laws and regulatory expectations, the exchange said.  Read more

Bitcoin will continue to experience cyclical booms and busts, MEXC apologizes to ‘White Whale’ trader over $3M freeze: Hodler’s Digest Bybit, the worlds second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has announced it will pause new user registrations in Japan starting Oct. 31, as it adapts to new regulations from the countrys Financial Services Agency. The company said the move is part of its proactive approach to align with Japans emerging regulatory framework for digital assets, according to a Wednesday announcement.  It has always been Bybits commitment to operate responsibly and in compliance with local laws and regulatory expectations, the exchange said.  Read more

Bitcoin will continue to experience cyclical booms and busts, MEXC apologizes to ‘White Whale’ trader over $3M freeze: Hodler’s Digest Bybit, the worlds second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has announced it will pause new user registrations in Japan starting Oct. 31, as it adapts to new regulations from the countrys Financial Services Agency. The company said the move is part of its proactive approach to align with Japans emerging regulatory framework for digital assets, according to a Wednesday announcement.  It has always been Bybits commitment to operate responsibly and in compliance with local laws and regulatory expectations, the exchange said.  Read more

Bitcoin will continue to experience cyclical booms and busts, MEXC apologizes to ‘White Whale’ trader over $3M freeze: Hodler’s Digest Bybit, the worlds second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has announced it will pause new user registrations in Japan starting Oct. 31, as it adapts to new regulations from the countrys Financial Services Agency. The company said the move is part of its proactive approach to align with Japans emerging regulatory framework for digital assets, according to a Wednesday announcement.  It has always been Bybits commitment to operate responsibly and in compliance with local laws and regulatory expectations, the exchange said.  Read more

Bitcoin will continue to experience cyclical booms and busts, MEXC apologizes to ‘White Whale’ trader over $3M freeze: Hodler’s Digest Bybit, the worlds second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has announced it will pause new user registrations in Japan starting Oct. 31, as it adapts to new regulations from the countrys Financial Services Agency. The company said the move is part of its proactive approach to align with Japans emerging regulatory framework for digital assets, according to a Wednesday announcement.  It has always been Bybits commitment to operate responsibly and in compliance with local laws and regulatory expectations, the exchange said.  Read more

Bitcoin will continue to experience cyclical booms and busts, MEXC apologizes to ‘White Whale’ trader over $3M freeze: Hodler’s Digest Bybit, the worlds second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has announced it will pause new user registrations in Japan starting Oct. 31, as it adapts to new regulations from the countrys Financial Services Agency. The company said the move is part of its proactive approach to align with Japans emerging regulatory framework for digital assets, according to a Wednesday announcement.  It has always been Bybits commitment to operate responsibly and in compliance with local laws and regulatory expectations, the exchange said.  Read more

Bitcoin will continue to experience cyclical booms and busts, MEXC apologizes to ‘White Whale’ trader over $3M freeze: Hodler’s Digest Bybit, the worlds second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has announced it will pause new user registrations in Japan starting Oct. 31, as it adapts to new regulations from the countrys Financial Services Agency. The company said the move is part of its proactive approach to align with Japans emerging regulatory framework for digital assets, according to a Wednesday announcement.  It has always been Bybits commitment to operate responsibly and in compliance with local laws and regulatory expectations, the exchange said.  Read more

Bitcoin will continue to experience cyclical booms and busts, MEXC apologizes to ‘White Whale’ trader over $3M freeze: Hodler’s Digest Bybit, the worlds second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has announced it will pause new user registrations in Japan starting Oct. 31, as it adapts to new regulations from the countrys Financial Services Agency. The company said the move is part of its proactive approach to align with Japans emerging regulatory framework for digital assets, according to a Wednesday announcement.  It has always been Bybits commitment to operate responsibly and in compliance with local laws and regulatory expectations, the exchange said.  Read more

Bitcoin might be moving sideways, but Jordi Visser says there is still faith in the underlying asset, as shown through ETF approvals and the Bitcoin network hashrate hitting new highs. Bitcoin could be in the middle of an unofficial initial coin offering (ICO) as OG holders rotate out and fresh blood scoops up the tokens, distributing the supply across a broader number of people, macro analyst and Wall Street old hand Jordi Visser says.  In a Saturday episode of entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano’s podcast and a post on Substack, Visser said old coins that have been dormant for years are on the move, “Not all at once. Not in panic. But steadily,” and new investors are stepping in, “accumulating on dips.”  “In the traditional world, this moment is called an IPO. It’s the moment when early believers cash out, when founders become wealthy, when venture capitalists return money to their limited partners,” he said. Read more

Bitcoin might be moving sideways, but Jordi Visser says there is still faith in the underlying asset, as shown through ETF approvals and the Bitcoin network hashrate hitting new highs. Bitcoin is in an initial product offering (IPO) phase as OG holders rotate out and fresh blood scoops up the tokens, distributing the supply across a broader number of people, macro analyst and Wall Street old hand Jordi Visser says.  In a Saturday episode of entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano’s podcast and a post on Substack, Visser said old coins that have been dormant for years are on the move, “Not all at once. Not in panic. But steadily,” and new investors are stepping in, “accumulating on dips.”  “In the traditional world, this moment is called an IPO. It’s the moment when early believers cash out, when founders become wealthy, when venture capitalists return money to their limited partners,” he said. Read more

Seventeen years after Satoshi Nakamoto introduced Bitcoin to the world, it has grown from a cryptographic experiment into a global movement, argues Tony Yazbeck, co-founder of The Bitcoin Way.

For the first time, a sitting U.S. Treasury Secretary has described Bitcoin as more than just a speculative frenzy. Scott Bessent’s post didn’t just set Crypto Twitter on fire; it marked a monumental shift in how policymakers view the number-one crypto. It’s a far cry from the days when Bitcoin lurked in the margins, constantly […] The post Washington does a 180 as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dubs Bitcoin ‘more resilient than ever’ appeared first on CryptoSlate.