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USDT On Ethereum Sees Largest Exchange Outflow Since February — Details
Newsbtc·2026/05/10 12:03

Why Analysts Believe Ethereum Can Reach $15,000 This Cycle
Newsbtc·2026/05/10 12:03
WheelX.fi Expands Cross-Chain Liquidity Access Through KiteAI Integration
BlockchainReporter·2026/05/10 12:00
Goldman Sachs Sees Fed on Hold Longer, Pencils In December Rate Cut
BeInCrypto·2026/05/10 11:54

ICP Surges 21% as Bulls Eye Key Breakout After Months of Consolidation
Cryptonewsland·2026/05/10 11:39
SEC hint sparks prediction market ETF debate
Crypto.News·2026/05/10 11:30
Michael Saylor Reissues Bitcoin Tracker Information, Hinting at Another BTC Purchase
BlockBeats·2026/05/10 11:27
Bitmine’s Tom Lee Bets Big On Ethereum With New 2026 Prediction
BeInCrypto·2026/05/10 11:12
Analyst: Next XRP Bull Run Should Send Price Beyond $6. Here’s why
TimesTabloid·2026/05/10 11:09

Bullish mood in BTC could reverse as exchange supply climbs
Cointurk·2026/05/10 10:57
Flash
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Data: In the past 24 hours, total liquidations across the network reached 100 million dollars, with the majority being short positions.ChainCatcher reports, according to CoinGlass data, in the past 24 hours the total amount of liquidations in the cryptocurrency market reached 100 million US dollars, including 34.6223 million US dollars in long liquidations and 65.5527 million US dollars in short liquidations.
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Analyst: The current bitcoin rally is a rebound after a sharp decline, not the start of a new bull marketBlockBeats reported on May 10 that CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr published a post expressing caution regarding the recent price trend of Bitcoin, stating that the current price rise is a corrective rebound following a steep drop, rather than the confirmed start of a new bull market. He pointed out that after BTC dropped from $125,000 to $60,000, the market has seen some recovery, but multiple on-chain indicators have not reached the historical bear market bottom ranges. For instance, Long-Term Holders (LTH) positions have yet to demonstrate a typical bottom accumulation pattern, and the market has not gone through a complete spot sell-off and panic-clearing phase. On the macro side, Axel Adler Jr believes the market is also under pressure. Citing data, he noted that the US Consumer Confidence Index has dipped to a historic low of 48.2, while Brent crude oil remains near $100, heightening inflation concerns. Additionally, the 10-year US Treasury yield has risen above 4.5%, putting further pressure on risk assets. He stated that the current interest rate market is no longer betting on a rapid rate cut by the Federal Reserve, and has even started pricing in future rate hikes. Against this backdrop, he believes BTC still lacks sufficient confirmation of on-chain structure, stable spot demand, and a release of supply-side pressures, so he maintains a cautious stance.
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CryptoQuant analyst: Bitcoin hashrate falls below annual average, competition among miners intensifyingJinse Finance reported that on May 10, CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost posted on X stating that Bitcoin's total network hashrate has fallen below its annual average level. The last time this occurred was in 2021. While this change does not pose a significant risk to the Bitcoin network itself, the overall hashrate has remained below 1 ZH/s since the winter storms in the US earlier this year, indicating that competition among miners is intensifying. Some mining companies may have chosen to shut down their machines or adjust their business models to improve profitability, as evidenced by Bitfarms’ recent business adjustments.