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Bitcoin Falls Below $69K Whale Realized Price

Bitcoin's price has fallen below the $69K realized price for whales holding 100-1,000 BTC, signaling a potential market shift. This decline raises concerns about investor sentiment and risks of further downturns unless Bitcoin recovers above this threshold.

Here’s What $1,000 Invested in Bitcoin 3 Years Ago Is Worth Today

Bitcoin has gone through several boom-and-bust cycles since its creation, but long-term investors have often been rewarded for holding through periods of volatility. Even in more recent years, Bitcoin has continued to prove why it remains the dominant cryptocurrency in the market. So what would hav

Kaiko Research: Bitcoin drops to $60,000 may mark the halfway point of the bear market process

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Cointelegraph, Kaiko Research states that the sharp correction in Bitcoin earlier this month may represent a key "midway point" in this bear market. Kaiko points out that this decline indicates the market has shifted from the euphoric phase following the halving to a more historically typical bear market cycle. This phase usually lasts about 12 months before entering a new accumulation period.

Ethereum Super Bull? New Whale Opens 16,270 ETH Long - U.Today

Ethereum's price recently dropped to $1,994, down 1.28% in 24 hours. A new whale has invested $33.38 million in ETH with a long position, stirring speculation of bullish sentiment. Key price levels at $2,000 and $2,150 could determine future trends.

Analysis: Bitcoin's "Mayer Multiple" indicator drops to 2022 levels, and the market may still have room to decline

As of February 9, the Bitcoin "Mayer Multiple" indicator dropped to 0.65, below the oversold level of 0.8, marking the first time since May 2022. Although extremely low levels can be seen as a buy signal, further declines are still possible, potentially testing the $40,000 range.

Gray Scale: Bitcoin is more like tech stocks in the short term; overcoming volatility is necessary to become "digital gold"

Grayscale's latest report indicates that the recent decline in Bitcoin resembles a tech stock correction rather than a gold safe-haven mode, suggesting it remains an emerging technology asset. In the long term, regulation and infrastructure innovation may drive Bitcoin to become a store of value, but issues such as scalability need to be addressed.