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The year 2025 opened with a rude awakening for the crypto world. After the euphoria that characterized the end of 2024, the first quarter of the year marked a clear trend reversal, with a significant contraction of the market. According to the Crypto Industry Report by CoinGecko, updated in April 2025, the overall crypto market capitalization has decreased by -18.6%.
Bitcoin is pressing against key resistance levels again, showing resilience after a deep March correction. While price structure is stabilizing, miner behavior and overall momentum suggest the next directional move could be decisive.
Bitcoin's hashrate hit a record high above 1 sextillion hashes per second after the latest halving, but plunging miner revenues and rising difficulty have forced many miners to sell more BTC to cover operational costs. The post Bitcoin Hashrate Hits All-Time High: Are Bitcoin Miners Dumping to Stay Afloat? appeared first on Cryptonews.
The rise of American exchange platforms, favorable technical indicators, and the reduction in supply are creating a dynamic that could propel Bitcoin to unprecedented highs by the end of 2025.
In its recent report, banking behemoth JPMorgan has concluded that Bitcoin has failed as a safe-haven asset amid the recent tariff-induced mayhem.
TL;DR Lombard Finance launched an SDK that allows wallets and exchanges to offer BTC staking with a liquid token (LBTC) and a 3% annual yield. The tool aims to activate up to $154 billion in idle BTC held on centralized platforms, creating new revenue streams without altering custody.
Michael Saylor, a vocal Bitcoin proponent and the founder of the BTC-powered behemoth Strategy, has taken to social media to draw the crypto community's attention to the Bitcoin price striving to make another big step to the North.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has been trading sideways over the past 30 days, prompting a debate about when the next strong trend will emerge. What Happened: On-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant on Wednesday analyzed the sell-side pressure impacting Bitcoin over the past two weeks.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw their recovery come to a sharp halt on Wednesday, April 16, logging a $170 million net outflow led by major withdrawals from Fidelity and Ark 21shares. Ether ETFs stayed firmly in the red, recording their seventh straight day of outflows.
Bitcoin may be trapped beneath the gravitational pull of forced deleveraging, but macro strategist and Forward Guidance host Felix Jauvin insists that the clearing of risk books is no more than “the prelude to an incredible trade once the degrossing is over.” In a thread on X, Jauvin stitches together fiscal arithmetic, global liquidity metrics and the geopolitics of trade to argue that the next great impulse for BTC will arrive when capital flows that have underpinned US asset dominance reverse and re‑seed risk appetite abroad.
Data shows the Bitcoin Accumulation Trend Score has seen a rise to the highest point of the year. Here's what this could mean for the asset's price.
Mike McGlone, the senior commodity strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, has published a post on the X social media platform to reveal an ominous prospect that Bitcoin is facing at the moment.
The largest cryptocurrency is trading below the high of $86,000 and above the support of $82,000.
Bitcoin continues to look a bit flat at the moment, as we have no real traction going forward. Ultimately, this is a situation where we are simply sitting on the sidelines and waiting to see where risk appetite goes.
Bitcoin (BTC 1.16%) has sometimes been referred to as "digital gold," suggesting that it can be a safe haven type of investment, and that it can help hedge against volatility in the stock market. But is that really the case?
Bitcoin (BTC) mining is the next sector to feel the effects of the US-China tariff war. Miners are seeking workarounds, as the status of ASICs and mining rigs remains unclear.
Coinbase Premium rebounds as U.S. traders reenter the market as Bitcoin steadies, with signs pointing to a potential broader crypto breakout.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell was rather hawkish in a speech on Wednesday. He said that because the tariffs were larger than the market expected, the economic effects would also be bigger.
Binance is reportedly guiding several governments on establishing strategic Bitcoin reserves and developing clear crypto regulations. In an April 17 interview on Financial Times, Binance CEO Richard Teng disclosed that multiple countries have approached the exchange for its expertise in navigating crypto-related initiatives.
TL;DR Babylon recorded the largest withdrawal in its history with 14,929 BTC leaving the protocol, drastically reducing its locked funds. The drop coincided with the launch of Genesis L1 and the debut of the BABY token, which quickly lost value after the end of promotional trading.
Bitcoin holds support near $84.6K as Blockdaemon, Bitwise, and Panama City drive institutional credibility. Traders eye $85.5K breakout for upside targets. The post Bitcoin Holds Strong Near $84.6K— Panama & ETFs Fuel Bulls appeared first on Cryptonews.
Binance is working with governments on Bitcoin reserves and crypto policies as Trump's support for digital assets sparks global interest.
For companies like Luxor Technology, which imports machines from Thailand, the proposed tariff hike could be devastating. The post Trump's Tariffs Threaten U.S. Bitcoin Mining with Up to 36% Import Duties on Asian Machines appeared first on Cryptonews.
The recent study argued Bitcoin mining in the U.S. significantly contributes to cross-state air pollution, impacting 1.9 million Americans.
