Bitcoin's OTC supply is dwindling, and with institutional demand rising, a shift to exchanges could trigger a price surge.

The Bitcoin network is experiencing a sharp decline in activity, according to CryptoQuant’s Bitcoin Network Activity Index.

Bitcoin exchange reserves hit new lows, with only 2.5 million BTC available. Rising demand from long-term holders may trigger a supply shock.

Nick Forster, founder of Derive.xyz, stated that the chances of BTC reaching $200K by December 26, 2025, had risen slightly ...

A dip in activity was marked by a sharp decline in the number of transactions and a spike in demand from long-term holders ...

Large-scale mining operations have been blamed for increasing grid stress, driving up electricity prices, draining water ...

The ratio of Bitcoin (BTC) futures trading volume to spot trading volume has dropped to its lowest level in 2025.

Bitcoin reserves on major exchanges have plunged to their lowest level in three years, as CryptoQuant data confirms that only ...

Bitcoin fell 1.8% on Feb. 12 after US inflation data came in higher than expected, pushing the cryptocurrency to its lowest ...

BTC price struggles below $100,000 as weak whale accumulation and mixed Ichimoku signals point to market indecision. Can BTC regain momentum?

Bitcoin’s (BTC) price fell below the key $95,000 support level on Wednesday as higher-than-expected U.S. inflation data ...

Bitcoin slumped on inflation concerns as experts advised caution. CAKE, Sonic, and Onyxcoin led the gains amidst a cautious ...