$BTC remains structurally bullish after breaking above the $70K range. Price is now consolidating around $77K–$80K, with $80K as the key resistance. A clean breakout above $80K could target $85K–$90K, while losing $75K may bring a retest of the $70K breakout zone. Overall, the trend remains bullish, but confirmation above $80K is crucial. #BTC #BTC Price Analysis#
Germany’s Finance Ministry has reportedly proposed ending the tax-free treatment of long-term Bitcoin gains. Under the draft, $BTC purchased after December 31, 2026 could face a flat 25% tax when sold, potentially changing how long-term investors approach Bitcoin in Germany.
The proposal is not final yet and still requires parliamentary approval.
A major tax-policy shift could have a meaningful impact on Bitcoin adoption and investor behavior in Europe! 🌍
Jack Dorsey’s Block has applied to the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for a national trust-bank charter, aiming to provide custody services for Bitcoin and stablecoins. If approved, the move would give Block a regulated banking framework for its digital-asset custody ambitions bringing $BTC and stablecoins further into the traditional financial system.
Crypto adoption is not slowing down, it’s becoming institutional! 🏦 #Block #JackDorsey
Bitcoin’s latest move is backed by a clear improvement in both price momentum and spot buying pressure. The swissblock chart shows momentum moving from the transition phase into Expansion (Phase 4), while All-Exchange Spot CVD has also pushed firmly back into positive territory. The combination suggests the current strength is being supported by real spot demand, rather than leverage alone.
$BTC is now around $79K, with momentum at 1.00 and spot CVD near +1.1K. If this trend continues, it would strengthen the case for further upside. The key is whether spot demand can keep expanding without momentum losing steam.
For now, the structure looks bullish but sustained spot buying is the confirmation to watch! 👀 #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# #BTC Price Analysis#
What failed was a cache that treated “this proof was already checked” as “this proof is valid here.” That one skipped check minted unbacked L-BTC, then the honest peg-out paid real Bitcoin .
That’s why the white-hat vs hostage debate is the wrong frame.
The real story is consensus software that looked fine until someone reused a cached yes.
3,400 $BTC came back and ~598.5 $BTC did not.
The network is still paused.
The lesson isn’t hat color, it’s this: if your security model assumes every node re-verifies the expensive thing, a cache key that omits context is a money printer.
Bitcoin’s open interest has surged to around 584.8K $BTC, up significantly from the ~400K $BTC area earlier this year, while Bitcoin trades near $79K. The rise in OI shows that leverage is returning to the market, but it doesn’t tell us whether traders are predominantly long or short. What it does tell us is that the market is becoming increasingly vulnerable to a sharp volatility event.
If Bitcoin breaks higher and OI rises in a controlled way, leverage could help accelerate the move. But if price turns lower while OI remains elevated, crowded positions could trigger liquidations and amplify the downside.
OI has also approached previous high-leverage zones, making the current setup one to watch closely. (Chart By Alphractal)
Bitcoin’s current cycle is behaving very differently from the previous ones. According to Galaxy Research’s cycle comparison, $BTC is still around 62% of its cycle high roughly 330 days after the peak. In previous cycles, Bitcoin had fallen much deeper over a similar period often reaching 20–35% of the prior cycle high.
Institutional demand, spot ETFs, corporate accumulation and a more mature market structure may be changing Bitcoin’s traditional boom-and-bust pattern. #BTC #BTC Price Analysis#