Bitcoin Coinbase Premium stays deeply negative: Is $66K BTC price next?
Bitcoin dipped below $87,000 as the Coinbase Premium hit 12-month lows, signalling weak US demand and with technicals hinting at a $66,000 BTC price target.
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Bitcoin dipped below $87,000 as the Coinbase Premium hit 12-month lows, signalling weak US demand and with technicals hinting at a $66,000 BTC price target.
The company’s stack now stands at 712,647 BTC, worth about $62 billion at the current price of $87,500.
The Ethereum Foundation is starting to prepare one of the biggest risks facing the crypto industry: quantum computing.
Strategy's holdings account for approximately 3.4% of the total 21 million bitcoin supply — worth around $62.5 billion.
Long positions bore the brunt of a $750 million crypto liquidation spike, as prices slid toward $88K amid Japan's financial turmoil.
A U.S. winter storm has seen many bitcoin miners curtail operations, slashing Foundry USA pool’s hashrate and slowing block production.
The blockchain battle is now centered on distribution, as established firms convert existing customers into network participants and create new competitive landscapes.
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The temporary loss of mining power underscores academic concerns that geographic and pool concentration can magnify infrastructure failures, though markets showed little immediate reaction.
A rare streak of four consecutive declines collides with January options expiry that could influence short term price action.
Bitcoin bounced off $86,000 alongside the CME futures open, but broader price action still points to a grinding downtrend as risk-off sentiment lifts precious metals.
Past yen shocks were followed by BTC dropping 30% before rebounding more than 100%, a pattern traders are watching as talk of Japan's intervention returns.