Bitcoin hash rate saw its first negative Q1 in five years, down 4% YoY, as miners pivot to AI infrastructure. However, miner reserves hit 1.8M BTC ($140B), the highest since Feb 2026, indicating accumulation and market confidence.
Bitcoin's hash rate saw its first annual decline in five years, dropping 4% YoY as miners shift computing power to AI. However, miner reserves surged to 1.8M BTC (~$140B), and the Miner Position Index turned negative (-1.2), indicating reduced selling. Institutional buying reached $629M in a single day.
Bitcoin climbed near $78,000 as improving chart structure and easing geopolitical tensions boosted risk appetite. Analysts see $80,000 as a pivotal level, with $85,000 to $90,000 emerging as the next major resistance zone.
Bitcoin is trading near $78K after breaking above a descending channel and the 100-day moving average. Analysts say a weekly close above $80K could confirm a major structural shift, while miner selling pressure remains subdued.
Bitcoin is trading near $78,000 as improving technical structure and easing geopolitical risks support fresh buying. Analysts say a weekly close above $80,000 could confirm a bullish structural shift, with $85,000 to $90,000 as the next major resistance zone.
Bitcoin breaks above $78K with improved technical structure and renewed geopolitical optimism. Daily chart clears key resistance, miner selling pressure diminishes, suggesting a potential push toward $85K-$90K.
Bitcoin trades around $78K, breaking above descending channel and 100-day MA. Miners accumulate, exchange reserves at multi-year lows. Next target $85K-$90K.
Bitcoin trades near $78K, breaking above descending channel and 100-day MA. Miner Position Index hits multi-year low, indicating accumulation. Analysts target $85K-$90K if weekly close above $80K confirms trend reversal.
