# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Price

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Uniswap’s $591mln burn sparks a deflation loop – UNI at $7.2 ONLY IF…

Uniswap's community overwhelmingly approved a proposal to burn 100 million UNI tokens, worth approximately $591 million, from its treasury. This deflationary measure will use future protocol fees to conduct ongoing token burns, creating a deflationary loop aimed at reducing supply and potentially increasing the token's value. Following the burn, UNI's price surged 5.2% to $6.3, with trading volume rising 52% to $297 million. Key indicators, including moving averages and momentum, turned bullish. If buying pressure continues, UNI could target $7.2; however, a loss of momentum might lead to a retracement to $5.7.

ambcrypto12/28 16:02

Uniswap’s $591mln burn sparks a deflation loop – UNI at $7.2 ONLY IF…

ambcrypto12/28 16:02

Bitcoin Retail Demand Crashes Below $400M — What Does This Mean For Price?

Bitcoin's Q4 2025 performance has been marked by significant corrections, with prices dropping as low as $80,000. Recent on-chain data indicates fading retail participation, particularly in the $0–$10,000 transaction range, signaling a lack of new retail inflows since mid-December. Retail transfer volume has fallen to the $375–400 million range, reflecting apathy rather than panic selling. This suggests reduced upward momentum but limited downward pressure. Analysts expect Bitcoin to remain in a consolidation phase between $85,000 and $90,000 unless a major catalyst emerges. Some remain optimistic about 2026 due to potential rate cuts and capital rotation, while others warn corrections may extend into Q1. Bitcoin currently trades around $87,401.

bitcoinist12/28 14:02

Bitcoin Retail Demand Crashes Below $400M — What Does This Mean For Price?

bitcoinist12/28 14:02

Overcoming the Psychological Barrier: What Will Happen to Bitcoin This Week

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $88,000, failing to break the key psychological barrier of $90,000. Analysts note it is moving within a wide range of $80,600 to $94,600, with significant resistance near $90,660 and support around $83,600. Despite a positive long-term outlook supported by favorable US regulatory policies and strong industry growth, short-term risks remain high. Weak institutional demand via ETFs, negative on-chain metrics, and pressure on large holders are creating headwinds. A correction to the $70,000–$75,000 zone is possible if buyers fail to push the price above $94,600. The upcoming holiday week may see lower trading activity but increased volatility due to key economic data, including Fed minutes and labor market reports. The market is currently in a state of uncertainty, with the Fear and Greed Index at 28 (fear). Ethereum (ETH) is expected to move in line with the broader market, lacking independent momentum. Overall, sideways movement between $84,000 and $93,000 is the most likely scenario for Bitcoin in the coming week.

RBK-crypto12/28 13:09

Overcoming the Psychological Barrier: What Will Happen to Bitcoin This Week

RBK-crypto12/28 13:09

Bitcoin – Is it a case of ‘pain today, gains tomorrow’ for BTC’s price?

Bitcoin (BTC) is currently experiencing significant near-term weakness, with a projected 19.15% decline in Q4 2024. Indicators such as the Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) and Market Value to Realised Value (MVRV) suggest ongoing capitulation, potentially leading to several more months of sideways movement or further decline. Short-term holders are selling at a loss, ETF outflows continue, and market sentiment remains in "extreme fear." However, analysts like Bitwise predict that Bitcoin could break its traditional four-year cycle and reach new highs in 2026. Key factors driving this optimistic outlook include the halving event, growing institutional adoption, and increasing ETF demand. Additionally, Bitcoin is showing signs of maturation, with lower volatility in 2025 compared to assets like Nvidia, indicating it is behaving more like a stable, established asset. Bitcoin's position as a top-10 global asset, alongside giants like gold and major tech stocks, underscores its growing permanence in the financial landscape. Institutions are increasingly treating it as a core holding, lending it significant credibility. While short-term challenges persist, the long-term trajectory suggests that current weakness may represent a transitional phase toward greater stability and value.

ambcrypto12/28 04:06

Bitcoin – Is it a case of ‘pain today, gains tomorrow’ for BTC’s price?

ambcrypto12/28 04:06

Bitcoin Mining Crash: Bitmain Slashes Hardware Costs To Stay Afloat

Bitmain has significantly reduced prices for its Bitcoin ASIC hardware, including models like the S19e XP Hydro, to as low as $3 per TH/s, in response to plummeting mining profitability and high inventory levels. This follows the April 2024 halving, which cut block rewards, and a sharp Bitcoin price drop from its October 2025 peak. Mining revenue per TH/s has hit multi-year lows, forcing operators to reassess expansion and seek cheaper equipment or power. The price cuts are aimed at clearing stock quickly, triggering secondary market declines and bulk sales. While some miners see short-term relief with low power costs, the industry faces potential consolidation unless Bitcoin’s price recovers.

bitcoinist12/27 19:32

Bitcoin Mining Crash: Bitmain Slashes Hardware Costs To Stay Afloat

bitcoinist12/27 19:32

Bitcoin & Ethereum 2025 – Year in review and 2026 outlook

2025 was a pivotal yet challenging year for Bitcoin and Ethereum. Bitcoin initially struggled, dipped by March, but recovered strongly by mid-year, reaching new highs in October due to ETF inflows and institutional demand. However, a November pullback erased gains, leaving it below its peak. Ethereum followed a similar path but with less resilience, failing to hold its summer rally as selling pressure returned in Q4. Bitcoin ETFs saw significant inflows, supporting prices even during declines, indicating long-term holder confidence. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs had fragile demand, with consecutive outflows in Q4, highlighting a confidence gap between the two assets. Despite the market's volatility, analysts noted the historic success of Bitcoin ETFs and the remarkable progress from just years prior, even as both assets ended the year as underperformers compared to traditional assets like gold.

ambcrypto12/27 16:02

Bitcoin & Ethereum 2025 – Year in review and 2026 outlook

ambcrypto12/27 16:02

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Rose 35% In 2025, Data Shows

In 2025, Bitcoin mining difficulty increased by 35%, rising from 109.8 trillion hashes at the start of the year to 148.2 trillion. This growth was driven by a significant expansion in the network's computing power, with the 7-day average hashrate climbing from 795.7 TH/s to 1,070.3 TH/s, peaking at a record 1,151.6 TH/s in October. Although both hashrate and difficulty have declined since then, they remain substantially higher than January levels. The increase in difficulty is a direct response to the rising hashrate, as the network automatically adjusts to maintain a 10-minute block time. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price has been volatile, recently consolidating around $87,300 after briefly surpassing $89,000.

bitcoinist12/27 13:55

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Rose 35% In 2025, Data Shows

bitcoinist12/27 13:55

BNB hits 279M milestone in 2025, but will there be good news in 2026?

BNB experienced significant growth in 2025, with its price rallying from $701 to a new all-time high of $1,375 and its market cap surging from $75 billion to $182 billion. A key milestone was the number of holders increasing by 76%, from 158.7 million to 279.2 million. This adoption surge boosted on-chain activity, with daily active users jumping 234% and monthly active users doubling. Despite a short-term bearish trend that could test the $800 support level, the long-term outlook remains positive. If broader market conditions improve, BNB could target $948 and potentially rally toward $1,400 in Q1 2026.

ambcrypto12/27 13:02

BNB hits 279M milestone in 2025, but will there be good news in 2026?

ambcrypto12/27 13:02

Bitcoin – All about the liquidity signals that are hinting at a price recovery in 2026

Bitcoin's recent decline, driven by significant liquidations and a hawkish Fed outlook, shows signs of structural exhaustion, suggesting a potential bullish inflection point. Analysis indicates that a breakout above the descending resistance trendline could initiate a multi-week recovery. Liquidity conditions are expected to improve as inflation cools through the first half of 2026, potentially allowing the Fed to cut rates and inject liquidity into risk assets like Bitcoin. Despite recent outflows, spot investors have continued accumulating BTC, with $3.72 billion in purchases over four weeks. These factors, combined with possible quantitative easing, strengthen the outlook for a rebound toward previous all-time highs near $126,000.

ambcrypto12/27 07:02

Bitcoin – All about the liquidity signals that are hinting at a price recovery in 2026

ambcrypto12/27 07:02

Facepalm! A Roundup of "Flipped" Institutional Crypto Predictions for 2025

As 2025 year-end approaches, the cryptocurrency market has failed to deliver the spectacular rallies many institutions had forecasted, instead exposing the inaccuracy of numerous high-profile price predictions. Bitcoin is trading around $87,423 and Ethereum near $2,926, far below the ambitious targets set during the 2023-2024 bull market. Major institutions and analysts, including Michael Saylor (predicting $100,000), Mark Yusko ($150,000), Tom Lee ($250,000), and Tim Draper ($250,000), collectively anticipated Bitcoin reaching six figures, driven by ETF approvals, macro liquidity, and political shifts. Standard Chartered and AllianceBernstein projected $200,000, with the latter even specifying a September 2025 target. However, these forecasts largely underestimated market complexities, such as structural changes from ETFs—which provided a higher floor rather than exponential peaks—and persistent volatility from policy and geopolitical uncertainty. Ethereum predictions also fell short. Deltec Bank expected prices between $9,000-$10,000, while Standard Chartered initially targeted $14,000 before revising down to $7,500. Analysts’ average prediction was $6,105, yet ETH remained below $3,000. The consensus was that upgrades and ETF inflows would propel prices, but the market refused to align with these narratives. The 2025 outcome underscores the declining relevance of historical models, like the four-year cycle thesis, in a new era of institutional involvement and macro pressures. Predictions, while valuable for analysis, ultimately highlight the market’s inherent unpredictability. Moving forward, adaptability and preparedness may prove more critical than relying on speculative forecasts.

比推12/27 01:25

Facepalm! A Roundup of "Flipped" Institutional Crypto Predictions for 2025