Binance CEO: Bitcoin bottom is "pretty close" — H2 uptick ahead
Richard Teng frames the call around the four-year cycle and a 300-day mark since the all-time high, betting capital cools off AI and rotates back into crypto.
Live BTC, ETH, and altcoin price moves, support and resistance levels, breakouts, and chart patterns.
Richard Teng frames the call around the four-year cycle and a 300-day mark since the all-time high, betting capital cools off AI and rotates back into crypto.
Long-term holder supply just hit an all-time high while medium-sized wallets distribute, a divergence that has preceded every prior cycle top and frames the current Fibonacci retest.
A round-number pump milestone has a way of focusing consumer attention on inflation; with Brent already pricing the conflict, the political pressure on the Fed shifts.
A single options position worth roughly 2% of Bitcoin's circulating supply is now the loudest long on the Fed-cut thesis, dwarfing what Wall Street's $100K targets priced in.
The consolidation looks balanced on a macro frame, but rising short-term, price-sensitive capital means the tape is now thin enough that any momentum shift can travel fast.
A sustained daily close above the 100-day EMA is the gatekeeper; crack it on volume and $2,000 comes back into view, with the 200-day EMA near $2,180 sitting roughly 16% above spot.
Hyperliquid's on-chain liquidation feed is turning perps wipeouts into a public, tradeable signal, and one whale's repeated ETH-side losses are now drawing a copy-trading crowd.
No bitcoin bought for the second reporting stretch, but the $225M bump in the cash reserve gives the treasury plenty of dry powder for the next allocation window.
Spot at $64.9K sits under the STH cost basis, true market mean, and active investor mean, with realized price the only line still anchoring the cycle low.
Bitcoin's 30-day implied volatility index is parked in a 34%-38% band that has preceded every major BTC slide since October, with the gauge now mean-reverting from below both its 30- and 200-day…
The crypto–equity divergence that has defined 2026 widened again: BTC down 1% while Nasdaq 100 futures gained, with futures volume spiking 81% but open interest flat, a churn-not-conviction signature.
Seven altcoin cliffs worth a combined ~$79M hit the market this week, with LayerZero, KAITO, and Humanity Protocol at the top of the stack.
Diplomacy, not crypto, is the moving part: Rubio's open-channel framing on Iran keeps the geopolitical risk premium on a soft setting in crypto and broader risk.
BTC trades at a steeper discount on Korean venues while XRP holds a tighter spread, a divergence that has preceded prior altcoin breakouts when local demand was the actual catalyst.
Brent back above $91 on U.S.-Iran strikes has reignited the inflation worry softer U.S. price data had eased, while Friday's China AI shock keeps chip stocks bleeding into the new week.
Two consecutive weeks of net inflows ended an eight-week bleeding streak, but the cumulative fresh capital is only slightly larger than the smallest week of outflows that preceded it, leaving the…
The two forces roughly cancel for crypto: war-driven Brent is inflationary, while Moonshot's Kimi K3 puts fresh pressure on the chip names Bitcoin has tracked all month.
With ETH just below $1,900 and social interest near 2018 lows, the August-October window looks decisive for whether ETH prints a 2022-style higher low or an 80% drawdown.
A roughly 15% of seaborne oil transits the strait; any sustained disruption is a direct supply shock for Brent, diesel, and jet fuel, with knock-on risk-off across equities and crypto.
The headline PnL number frames Strategy as deep underwater, but the stack was accumulated at average prices well below current levels, putting the loss in context.