Analysts expect Bitcoin recovery after a short-term downturn and policy shifts.

Bitcoin prices dropped to less than $75,000 on Sunday, February 1, reaching their lowest point since April 2025 as multiple variables combined to fuel losses.

Bitcoin has recovered slightly from yesterday’s selling, although it is still structurally fragile as on-chain data, ETF flows and liquidity conditions point to ...

The digital asset market is facing its most significant stress test of 2026. After a blistering 2025 that saw Bitcoin (BTC) ...

Market cap: $1.55 T Vol. 24h: $82.72 B price crash over the past week has caught institutional players off guard. Strategy, ...

Veteran trader Peter Brandt warns Bitcoin could fall 33%–37% toward $58,000–$62,000. Bearish chart patterns, including a ...

Bitcoin’s sharp weekend drop triggered fresh liquidations, with analyst Eric Crown warning the market may face months of ...

Is Bitcoin a bargain below $90,000? Here's what the bulls and bears are saying.

Bitcoin price crash analysis shows this 10% drop was not driven by just derivatives. The real BTC price trigger came earlier.

Channel High Rejection: Bitcoin was firmly rejected at the channel high, a level that has historically served as a ceiling for price action. This rejection was not merely a minor fluctuation; it ...

Bitcoin’s 31% drop ($126K to $87K) matches mid-cycle corrections: Falls within 25-40% range typical of bull market resets. Historical recovery timelines suggest 3-6 month consolidation. The current ...

NEOS Bitcoin High Income ETF (BTCI) is downgraded to Hold as its core use case has weakened post-Bitcoin correction. BTCI’s ...