# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Bitcoin

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Global liquidity hits $157T – But the crypto market remains cautious

Global liquidity has reached a record $157 trillion, yet the cryptocurrency market remains in a bearish phase with over $1.37 trillion in losses. Despite the abundance of capital, investors are adopting a cautious approach, prioritizing stability through assets like gold and stablecoins. While regulatory changes such as the eSLR adjustment could free up billions and potentially benefit risk assets like Bitcoin, the current Financial Stress Index suggests it is not an ideal time to accumulate crypto. A market rebound is possible but not imminent, as isolated capital has yet to significantly impact crypto valuations.

ambcrypto12/24 16:03

Global liquidity hits $157T – But the crypto market remains cautious

ambcrypto12/24 16:03

El Salvador’s Bitcoin aspirations were brought closer to earth in 2025

El Salvador, the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021, faced significant challenges in 2025 as its ambitious crypto plans met economic and institutional resistance. Despite initial efforts like the state-backed Chivo Wallet and $30 sign-up incentives, public usage remained low. The country’s need for a $1.4 billion IMF loan forced a policy shift: Bitcoin acceptance became voluntary, and taxes were required in US dollars. However, President Nayib Bukele continued purchasing Bitcoin, accumulating 6,367 BTC (worth over $588 million) by December 2025, despite IMF pressure. While crypto businesses like Tether and Bitfinex expanded operations in El Salvador due to favorable regulations, critics argued that without broader public education and adoption, the government’s Bitcoin strategy primarily benefited itself rather than the people.

cointelegraph12/24 13:20

El Salvador’s Bitcoin aspirations were brought closer to earth in 2025

cointelegraph12/24 13:20

Arthur Hayes Claims Bitcoin Will Rally to $200,000, Despite Crypto Becoming ‘Worst Performing’ Asset of 2025

Arthur Hayes, a millionaire investor, predicts Bitcoin could surge to $200,000 despite cryptocurrencies being the worst-performing asset class in 2025. He attributes this potential rally to the Federal Reserve’s Reserve Management Purchases (RMP) program, which he equates to quantitative easing, arguing it will inject significant liquidity into markets. Hayes expects Bitcoin to trade between $80,000 and $100,000 until the new year before sharply rising as investors recognize the scale of monetary expansion. He also anticipates further support from global central banks easing policies. However, crypto has underperformed traditional assets like gold and silver this year, with Bitcoin down 6% year-to-date. Technical analysts warn Bitcoin may still face a corrective phase, with potential downside toward $69,000–$71,400, and note that holiday trading rarely alters broader market trends.

ccn.com12/24 12:37

Arthur Hayes Claims Bitcoin Will Rally to $200,000, Despite Crypto Becoming ‘Worst Performing’ Asset of 2025

ccn.com12/24 12:37

Three signs that Bitcoin is finding its market bottom

Bitcoin (BTC) may be approaching a local bottom after falling over 35% from its recent all-time high. Key signals suggest selling pressure is fading. The weekly Stochastic RSI has turned up from oversold levels—a pattern seen near major historical bottoms. A bullish divergence on the three-day chart, where price made a lower but momentum did not, further supports this. Miners are showing signs of capitulation, with a 4% drop in hash rate over 30 days—a historically bullish signal that has preceded strong medium-term returns. Macro conditions also hint at a potential reversal. The National Financial Conditions Index (NFCI) suggests a Bitcoin rally could begin within 4–6 weeks, similar to past cycles. Despite these positive signs, some analysts still predict further downside, with targets as low as $70,000–$25,000.

cointelegraph12/24 12:17

Three signs that Bitcoin is finding its market bottom

cointelegraph12/24 12:17

Calm on the Crypto Market. Why and What's Next

The cryptocurrency market is currently experiencing a period of calm, with Bitcoin and Ethereum prices showing minimal movement, down less than 1% to approximately $87,000 and $2,930 respectively. The majority of the top 100 cryptocurrencies saw price changes within a narrow 4% range, while the total market cap held steady near $2.95 trillion. Analysts from Wintermute note that despite sustained demand from institutional investors, retail traders are shifting from altcoins to Bitcoin and Ethereum, a move attributed to reduced liquidity ahead of the holidays. They argue that this institutional adoption lays a foundation for mid-term price growth, but emphasize that a Bitcoin rally must occur first to renew investor interest in riskier altcoins. This cautiously optimistic outlook is supported by VanEck, whose analysts predict a high likelihood of price increases in the next six months based on historical correlations between Bitcoin's hash rate and its price. However, short-term sentiment remains negative. The crypto fear and greed index is in the "extreme fear" zone at 24/100, indicating a prevailing tendency toward selling. This is reflected in capital outflows, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing a net outflow of nearly $188 million and Ethereum ETFs losing $95 million on December 23rd, marking the third consecutive session of outflows for Bitcoin funds.

RBK-crypto12/24 12:16

Calm on the Crypto Market. Why and What's Next

RBK-crypto12/24 12:16

The Four-Year Cycle Concludes, Crypto Market Embarks on a Decade-Long Protracted War

In a recent article, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan addresses the question of whether Bitcoin's historical four-year cycle—characterized by three years of gains followed by a crash in the fourth—remains relevant. He argues that the cycle, driven by factors like Bitcoin halvings, interest rate spikes, and post-bubble crashes, is losing significance due to changing conditions. The 2026 halving may have reduced impact, interest rates are likely to decrease, and the market hasn’t seen the extreme euphoria of previous cycles. Instead, Hougan proposes a "decade-long grinding advance" as the new framework, where sustained positive forces—such as institutional adoption, regulatory clarity, and real-world applications like stablecoins—gradually outweigh intermittent negative shocks like macroeconomic events or leverage-induced selloffs. This shift suggests more moderate long-term returns, lower volatility, and periodic 20-40% corrections, marking a maturation of the crypto market since the approval of Bitcoin ETFs in early 2024. Investors should expect a prolonged tug-of-war between these forces, requiring patience and a focus on fundamentals despite short-term downturns.

marsbit12/24 12:01

The Four-Year Cycle Concludes, Crypto Market Embarks on a Decade-Long Protracted War

marsbit12/24 12:01

Bitcoin due gains after record $24B options expiry lifts 'lid' on BTC price

Bitcoin (BTC) price remained rangebound near $87,000, contrasting with record highs in gold and silver. A record $23.7 billion Bitcoin options expiry event on Friday is expected to trigger significant price movement, with analysts suggesting it has been suppressing volatility. Post-expiry, some predict a move toward $100,000. Meanwhile, traders describe the current state as a "waiting game," anticipating that capital will eventually rotate from precious metals back into cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH once their rally reverses.

cointelegraph12/24 11:56

Bitcoin due gains after record $24B options expiry lifts 'lid' on BTC price

cointelegraph12/24 11:56

Russia Unveils New Crypto Framework For Retail And Qualified Investors

Russia's central bank has unveiled a new regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, with implementation set for July 2026. The rules will allow both retail and qualified investors to purchase cryptocurrencies through licensed intermediaries. Retail investors can buy up to 300,000 rubles (approx. $3,800) annually in liquid cryptocurrencies after passing a knowledge test, while qualified investors face no limits but must pass a risk-awareness evaluation. The central bank maintains that cryptocurrencies are high-risk assets. The move follows President Putin's comments on reducing foreign currency reliance, and a new law now classifies digital currencies as property for tax purposes, exempting mining and sales from VAT. Bitcoin mining is acknowledged as a small but meaningful factor in supporting the ruble.

bitcoinist12/24 11:35

Russia Unveils New Crypto Framework For Retail And Qualified Investors

bitcoinist12/24 11:35

Kraken IPO, M&A deals to reignite crypto's 'mid-stage' cycle: fund manager

A potential Kraken IPO and increasing M&A activity could reignite the crypto bull market's "mid-stage" cycle, according to fund manager Dan Tapiero. This may attract fresh capital from traditional finance (TradFi) investors. Despite Bitcoin's recent 6% drop to around $87,000, Tapiero remains bullish. However, analysts are divided. Fidelity's Jurrien Timmer predicts a "year off" for Bitcoin in 2026, with a potential drop to $65,000-$75,000. Others argue the market is now driven by broader macroeconomic forces like global liquidity, suggesting the four-year cycle is evolving. Data shows "smart money" traders are currently net short on most major cryptocurrencies, indicating short-term bearish sentiment.

cointelegraph12/24 11:20

Kraken IPO, M&A deals to reignite crypto's 'mid-stage' cycle: fund manager

cointelegraph12/24 11:20

Bitcoin is stuck below $90K until these market conditions improve

Bitcoin remains range-bound below $90,000 as on-chain and exchange data indicate low market participation and tightening liquidity. Active addresses have dropped to a yearly low of around 807,000, reflecting reduced retail and trader engagement. Exchange inflows on major platforms like Binance and Coinbase have contracted significantly, signaling diminished short-term trading activity and a broader liquidity squeeze. Technically, BTC is trapped between $85,000 and $90,000, with key liquidity clusters identified below and above this range. The market’s next directional move may depend on which of these liquidity zones is triggered first.

cointelegraph12/24 10:49

Bitcoin is stuck below $90K until these market conditions improve