Glassnode

According to Glassnode, Bitcoin's price has been pinned below $68.7K by speculators. The weakness observed near range highs stems from short-term holders attempting to break even on losses related to their BTC investments.

Bitcoin's $63,000 price zone is becoming a critical battleground for buyers, according to analysis by Glassnode. The focus is on whether buyers can secure this level to influence Bitcoin's trajectory.

Bitcoin's realized losses are showing a reversal pattern similar to past bear-market bottoms, with $69,000 becoming a key price level. Glassnode suggests this could indicate an early sign of a 2026 bear-market bottom.

Bitcoin slipped below $64,000 as the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance overshadowed signs of onchain repair. BTC ETFs recorded an $82.2 million net outflow, while Glassnode noted improving liquidity forming a potential floor.

Bitcoin’s realized losses fell by 46% as increasing bid-side liquidity points to easing sell pressure, according to Glassnode analysis. The report suggests bulls may have an opportunity to push BTC price back above $70,000.

Jim Ferraioli, a Schwab strategist, argues Bitcoin's $60,000 mining cost could mark the cycle bottom. The article notes that efficient miners have a production cost of $60,000, while less efficient miners face $95,000 costs. Current Bitcoin prices align with the lower cost, suggesting a potential floor amid the bear market.

Bitcoin is in a 'high-risk zone' as ETF outflows indicate institutional investors are exiting, according to Swissblock. Glassnode notes the ongoing outflows are increasing supply without a corresponding rise in demand.

Glassnode, a blockchain data firm, has identified that nearly $500 billion in Bitcoin is vulnerable to future quantum computing attacks. The analysis highlights exchanges as a significant weak point in Bitcoin's security infrastructure.

Analytics provider Glassnode found that nearly 10% of Bitcoin supply is structurally unsafe due to a potential quantum breakthrough. This highlights the need for a quantum-proof implementation like BIP-360. The vulnerability affects a significant portion of the Bitcoin supply.

Bitcoin price has dropped below $77,000, shedding nearly $5,000 from its recent high of $82,000, driven by macro headwinds and institutional outflows. The total crypto market cap has lost over $100 billion in valuation since last Friday. Bitcoin ETFs have logged significant net outflows, with BlackRock's IBIT leading the exodus.

XRP new addresses have hit multi-year lows according to Glassnode data, indicating a shift from retail speculation to institutional usage. The network is experiencing a plunge in active supply. This change suggests a transition in how XRP is being utilized.

Bitcoin is trading near $81,000 after clearing key on-chain thresholds and is approaching a ceiling near $85,000 with a significant ETF inflow streak. Analysts flag $85,200 as the next resistance level. The cryptocurrency's price movement is supported by macro tailwinds.

Bitcoin whales have increased their cumulative long positions in recent weeks, according to a chart posted by Glassnode, pushing net long positions to a high last seen in 2026. This indicates an aggressive increase in investment. The chart suggests a significant surge in whale activity.

Retail crypto sentiment remains extremely bearish with Fear & Greed Index below 22 and 68% bearish Twitter sentiment, while on-chain data shows smart money accumulation of 18,400 BTC over 14 days. Historical patterns of this retail fear-smart money divergence have led to 4/4 successful Bitcoin recoveries within 2-8 months.

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