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Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Ends 2025 at 148.2 Trillion

Bitcoin's mining difficulty concluded 2025 at 148.2 trillion, marking a 35% annual increase from the 109.8 trillion recorded at the start of the year. This growth occurred despite market fluctuations and the 2025 halving event, reflecting the network's continued expansion and security. The difficulty peaked at 156.0 trillion in November before a slight decline. The trend indicates sustained miner confidence and investment, even as Bitcoin's price ended the year 4% lower. The rising difficulty post-halving demonstrates the network's resilience, with efficient miners remaining operational. The next adjustment is projected to reach approximately 149.3 trillion in early January 2026.

TheNewsCrypto12/30 07:50

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Ends 2025 at 148.2 Trillion

TheNewsCrypto12/30 07:50

How Cryptocurrency Mining Has Changed in Russia. Results of 2025

The Russian cryptocurrency mining industry solidified its position as the world's second-largest in 2025, accounting for approximately 16% of the global Bitcoin hashrate and an estimated $2.2 billion in revenue. Despite challenges like rising energy costs, increased mining difficulty, and a significant year-end price drop from $126k to $88k per Bitcoin, industry activity remained high. The year marked the first full year of legalized mining in Russia, with the central bank acknowledging its positive impact on the national currency. Key trends included a market shift towards institutional models, with large-scale projects designed as universal data centers capable of handling both cryptocurrency mining and AI computations. A major hurdle remains the lack of a mechanism to legalize equipment imported in previous years, leaving an estimated 70% of mining hardware unregistered. The industry also saw a trend towards using on-site gas generation to bypass grid limitations and the emergence of the first pilot crypto-backed loans. Experts predict a market recovery in 2026, driven by renewed investor interest and further integration with AI and traditional finance.

RBK-crypto12/30 07:28

How Cryptocurrency Mining Has Changed in Russia. Results of 2025

RBK-crypto12/30 07:28

Strategy Buys 1,229 Bitcoin In Final Monday Purchase Of 2025

Strategy, a major Bitcoin treasury company, completed its final Monday purchase of 2025 by acquiring 1,229 BTC for $108.8 million, at an average price of $88,568 per token. The purchase was funded through the company's at-the-market stock offering. With this addition, Strategy's total holdings now stand at 672,497 BTC, acquired for $50.44 billion. These holdings are currently valued at approximately $58.94 billion, representing an unrealized net profit of 16.85%. The company also expanded its USD reserve to $2.19 billion to manage short-term volatility and ensure timely dividend payments. Chairman Michael Saylor had hinted at the return to buying with a "Back to Orange" post on X. In related market activity, Bitcoin and Ethereum saw a sharp 6% surge in Open Interest, which often signals increased volatility. This was followed by a price retracement, with Bitcoin pulling back to $87,500 after briefly touching $90,300.

bitcoinist12/30 07:04

Strategy Buys 1,229 Bitcoin In Final Monday Purchase Of 2025

bitcoinist12/30 07:04

Crypto Witnesses Net Capital Flow Below $4.5 Billion For The First Time In Two Years

The cryptocurrency market has experienced a net capital flow dropping below $4.5 billion for the first time in nearly two years, driven by significant outflows. Reports indicate $446 million in outflows last week alone, contributing to a total of $3.2 billion leaving crypto products since mid-October. Bitcoin ETFs have seen nearly $1 billion in outflows over two weeks, suggesting institutional investors are reducing exposure. Analysts note that while a short-term bounce is possible, it may be driven by leverage rather than fresh demand, risking further declines. Despite the bearish trend, some forecasts suggest a potential recovery by Q1 2026, with Bitcoin possibly reaching $100,000-$102,000, fueled by new institutional capital, seasonal buying patterns, and historical market cycles. Currently, Bitcoin trades at $87,620, down 30% from its October peak.

bitcoinist12/30 06:02

Crypto Witnesses Net Capital Flow Below $4.5 Billion For The First Time In Two Years

bitcoinist12/30 06:02

No breakout yet – Why Bitcoin traders are on the defensive before the New Year

Bitcoin is poised to end 2025 in negative territory unless it closes above $94,000 by year-end, having declined 5.7% this year. Traders remain defensive amid choppy market conditions, with options data indicating strong demand for downside protection and a cautious institutional stance. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw record outflows of $5.5 billion in Q4 2025, largely driven by hedge funds exiting basis trades as yields dropped. Despite this, long-term investor conviction remains relatively intact. Market direction may stay muted until liquidity returns and key events, such as the MSCI index review in mid-January, are resolved. Bitcoin continues to trade range-bound between $85,000 and $94,000, with a breakout unlikely before early 2026.

ambcrypto12/30 05:02

No breakout yet – Why Bitcoin traders are on the defensive before the New Year

ambcrypto12/30 05:02

Galaxy Digital Moves $39M In Bitcoin To Exchanges, Signaling Potential Sell-Off

Bitcoin has been consolidating in a narrow range since late November, leaving analysts divided on its next direction. Against this backdrop, Galaxy Digital, a major crypto financial firm, transferred 447 BTC (worth $39 million) to exchanges Bybit and Bitstamp, followed by an additional 200 BTC shortly after. Such moves are often seen as potential precursors to selling, especially during periods of low market conviction. This marks a shift in Galaxy’s recent behavior, as it had been largely dormant in December. While not necessarily implying immediate selling, the transfers could signal increased short-term selling pressure as Bitcoin struggles below key resistance levels.

bitcoinist12/30 05:01

Galaxy Digital Moves $39M In Bitcoin To Exchanges, Signaling Potential Sell-Off

bitcoinist12/30 05:01

Why the 2026 macro outlook could spark a 2020-style Bitcoin rally

The market is shifting focus to 2026 after a challenging 2025, marked by a liquidity crunch and Bitcoin's first negative year since 2022. Despite this, historical cycles suggest such conditions often precede major Bitcoin rallies. Key macro factors, including quantitative easing, institutional adoption, and regulatory developments, significantly influenced BTC's price in 2025, driving it to multiple all-time highs near $126k, though external pressures also caused notable pullbacks. Looking ahead, the 2026 macroeconomic setup is drawing comparisons to 2020, when aggressive fiscal stimulus and monetary easing propelled Bitcoin from $10k to $69k. Similar catalysts are aligning for 2026, including potential stimulus checks, the end of quantitative tightening, crypto deregulation under the Clarity Act, and record retail participation. This combination of supportive policies and improved market clarity could fuel a significant Bitcoin rally, reminiscent of its 2020-2021 bull run.

ambcrypto12/30 03:03

Why the 2026 macro outlook could spark a 2020-style Bitcoin rally

ambcrypto12/30 03:03

Bitcoin Sees Post-Capitulation Conditions Align: Selling Pressure Falls 80%

Bitcoin remains below $90,000, with repeated rejections fueling bearish sentiment. However, on-chain analysis by Axel Adler indicates a significant reduction in selling pressure. The realized loss z-score, which peaked between 8.7–10.9 in November with over $5 billion in daily losses, fell sharply by late December to around 1.6. Weekly realized losses dropped from $2.4 billion to approximately $0.5 billion, signaling seller exhaustion. The Net Realized Profit/Loss metric, though still negative, improved markedly in late December, shrinking its negative value by nearly half. This improvement occurred without a strong price rebound, suggesting the change stems from structural selling exhaustion rather than speculative activity. Historically, such conditions precede market stabilization and potential recovery, positioning January as a possible inflection point if new demand emerges.

bitcoinist12/30 03:01

Bitcoin Sees Post-Capitulation Conditions Align: Selling Pressure Falls 80%

bitcoinist12/30 03:01

Bitcoin’s next shift hinges on THIS bold action by BTC bulls – Why?

Bitcoin's price trajectory is currently influenced by a mix of bullish and bearish signals from different market participants. Analysis of the Average Spot Order Size reveals a bullish pattern that has historically preceded significant BTC rallies. However, the bid-to-ask ratio indicates growing selling pressure in the spot market. Despite this, spot trading activity has remained consistently bullish for weeks, with investors accumulating over $113 million in BTC recently and total December purchases exceeding $4.11 billion. In the perpetual market, the Taker Buy/Sell Ratio favors buyers, and funding rates are positive, confirming long-side dominance. Notably, short sellers faced disproportionate liquidations, losing over $40 million compared to just $2.47 million for longs, indicating higher risk for bearish positions. The overall setup suggests constructive conditions for a potential upward move, though spot market selling pressure warrants monitoring.

ambcrypto12/30 02:02

Bitcoin’s next shift hinges on THIS bold action by BTC bulls – Why?

ambcrypto12/30 02:02

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