Bitcoin miners are reportedly in a "capitulation" phase, operating on sub-5% margins, a situation historically signaling a prime opportunity to accumulate BTC. Data suggests the current price is near production costs, offering long-term value.
Bitcoin experiences modest relief after recent lows, but traders expect new lows by Q3 or Q4; US inflation data and US-Iran war impact markets, while onchain indicators suggest sell-off easing.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen $2.97 billion in outflows over 10 days, with analysts suggesting this could indicate a market bottom nearing. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs also experienced outflows, while Hyperliquid ETFs saw inflows.
With Bitcoin trading near $82,000, a move back into price-discovery territory depends on whether ETF buyers keep absorbing supply while macro pressure remains contained. That is the practical answer to the two questions shaping the rest of 2026: when can Bitcoin reach a new all-time high, and is the market bottom already in? Bitcoin has […] The post If the bear market bottom is in, when will Bitcoin price reach a new all-time high above $126k? appeared first on CryptoSlate.
