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Bitcoin is struggling near the $83,000 resistance level as all wallet cohorts enter net distribution for the first time since early June. A potential golden cross offers a contrasting bullish signal.
Bitcoin is meeting a sell wall near $83,000 as all wallet cohorts move into net distribution for the first time since early June. A potential golden cross provides a positive technical signal for bulls.
A third-wave Coldcard attacker has moved 45% of stolen Bitcoin, Cointelegraph reported. Across all Coldcard attacks, Galaxy said 82% of stolen BTC remains in original addresses, while 18% shows apparent laundering activity.
Liquid, a Bitcoin sidechain, paused after purported “white hats” withdrew 4,000 BTC, valued at about $320 million. The actors told Blockstream they would return most of the funds after an Elements vulnerability is patched.
Bitcoin’s latest rally began after the Treasury announced that, from Sept. 9, it would raise the maximum size of certain buyback operations for 10- to 30-year government bonds from $2 billion to $4 billion.
CryptoSlate reviews Bitcoin price models ranging from halving-based scarcity and on-chain metrics to power-law charts and AI systems, focusing on the risk that increasingly complex approaches may memorize historical market noise.
Zcash (ZEC) reached an intraday high of $1,050.70 on Sept. 4, gaining roughly 20% in 24 hours. Grayscale’s ZCSH spot ETF surpassed $400 million in assets, reaching $414.7 million less than two weeks after launch.
CryptoSlate reports that Wall Street is building a $61 billion bond market around AI data centers, where electricity, cooling and power availability are increasingly important operating and infrastructure considerations.
Bitcoin rose above $82,000 and crossed its 50-week moving average, a level Galaxy Research says ended four of five comparable bear markets. Confirmation requires a weekly close, while CryptoSlate warned of a possible move toward $62,000.
Bitcoin ETFs attracted $731 million on Thursday, their largest daily inflow since January. Every fund rose almost 6%, while combined net assets topped $103 billion for the first time. BlackRock’s IBIT took well over half of the inflows.
Analyst Willy Woo suggests Bitcoin could be moving from its traditional four-year cycle toward a six-to-eight-year macro rhythm. Recent research, however, indicates that the established pattern may still be present.
Bitcoin is nearing a golden cross, but the technical signal has a mixed record in crypto markets. CoinDesk reports that support from Tether’s USDT could make the current bullish setup more meaningful.
Federal authorities and private-sector partners, including CrowdStrike, worked to disrupt malware that allegedly redirected about $150,000 in cryptocurrency over eight years, Cointelegraph reported.
Wyoming is using Chainlink for near-real-time, onchain reserve verification for FRNT, its state-issued stable token. The integration broadens Chainlink’s role in tokenized financial markets, according to Cointelegraph.
