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Michael Saylor’s hint about a fresh Bitcoin purchase has renewed talk among traders and investors, even as on-chain stress signals point to a tougher stretch for the network. The mix of heavy buying by public firms and signs of miner strain is drawing attention from both bulls and bears. Saylor’s Tracker Signals According to a StrategyTracker chart shared by Michael Saylor, Strategy holds about 650,000 BTC with a portfolio value near $58 billion. The chart lists an average purchase price of $74,436 and shows 88 confirmed buy events over time. Saylor captioned the image “Back to Orange Dots?” — a short, familiar cue that has often come before a new accumulation round. …
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Bitcoin technical analysis and price prediction for today and this week One can say that bitcoin is still hot and that is probably right. But when it was hotter, big companies that buy and hold it (we call them "Bitcoin treasury companies") were super popular at a recent conference in Hong Kong. We can see from the data that they own more Bitcoin than ever before. But a new report shows they're not buying it as fast or as much as they used to. Basically, they're being more careful with their money now. Even though crypto companies now hold a record 840,000 Bitcoin, a new report shows they are buying much less at a time. For instance, the leading buyer, Strategy, is now on…
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What to Know: Bitcoin’s latest drawdown is being driven by reversing ETF flows, weaker treasury demand, and shrinking stablecoin supply, signaling real capital flight. Despite near-term volatility, the long-term structural story for Bitcoin, notably institutional adoption, sovereign interest, and neutral-collateral status, remains intact. Bitcoin Hyper aims to extend Bitcoin into high-speed DeFi through a Solana-style Layer-2, a canonical BTC bridge, and zk-secured settlement. The $HYPER presale has raised over $28M, offering staking rewards and clear tokenomics that position it as a leveraged bet on Bitcoin utility. Bitcoin just reminded everyone that flows still rul…
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The price of Bitcoin started the weekend—and the new month—in the worst possible way after falling below the $115,000 mark on Friday, August 1. This price decline seems to be worsening, as the premier cryptocurrency now sits beneath the $113,000 level following United States President Donald Trump’s recent nuclear threat. This recent movement has sparked market-wide conversations about the possibility of Bitcoin already reaching the price top in the current cycle. However, the consensus seems to be that the price of BTC still has the potential to embark on at least another leg up before finally reaching its cycle peak. BTC Could Revisit Former Highs In Near Term: Analys…
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There have been different ways that market analysts have tried to predict the direction that the Bitcoin price could be headed next. Many have turned to technical analysis, reading chart formations and patterns in a bid to pinpoint the next move. Others turn to market sentiment, using social commentary in a bid to determine what might happen next. However, one lesser-known route some analysts have taken is astrology, which is a study of how the movement of celestial bodies affects human behaviour, and ultimately, the Bitcoin and crypto market. Using The Moon Cycles To Predict Bitcoin Movements Crypto analyst Draz is one of the few who use astrology to actually analyze th…
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The next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting is fast approaching, and the bets are already pouring in as to what it would mean for the Bitcoin and crypto industry. The last FOMC meeting took place in September, when the Federal Reserve ended up cutting rates down to 4-4.25% after months of no rate cuts. With this setting the tone, the expectations that another rate cut could be on the way are getting louder, with the FedWatch Tool showing a high percentage. Market Expects Another Rate Cut To 3.75-4% The next FOMC meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, October 29, 2025, and there is already a major clamor around what the Fed is planning on doing. The current market …
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According to a new technical analysis, Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market could be mirroring historical post-halving cycle patterns. While the market has previously rallied through July and August, historical fractals point to a potential crash in September, followed by a push into a cycle peak later in the year. September Proves Risky For Bitcoin And Crypto Market A recent X social media post by crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen has highlighted a recurring pattern in Bitcoin’s price action that could have significant implications for the market over the coming months. His analysis shows that Bitcoin has consistently followed a post-halving cycle that exhibits di…
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The cryptocurrency market — specifically Bitcoin and Ethereum — has performed quite well in the second quarter of 2025, which is a stark contrast to the first quarter’s performance. The premier cryptocurrency capitalized on this bullish momentum, jumping to a new all-time high above the $111,000 mark. Similarly, the price of Ethereum started its own resurgence and reclaimed the $2,000 mark in early May, albeit the altcoin has been stuck in a consolidation range over the past month. Despite the brewing market uncertainty due to the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, Bitcoin and Ethereum have managed to stay afloat. US Investors Keep Crypto Prices Afloat In a ne…
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Bitcoin has faced renewed volatility since late May, with the market retracing from recent highs and injecting a fresh dose of uncertainty across the board. While price action has cooled, BTC continues to hold above key levels that bulls are watching closely. The broader sentiment remains fragile, and many investors are on edge, unsure if this is a healthy pause or a setup for deeper downside. Analysts are calling for a decisive move above the all-time high to confirm trend continuation, but so far, momentum remains limited. The risk of a further decline still hangs over the market, especially with macro headwinds unresolved and liquidity tight. Top analyst Daan shared…
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The crypto market faced in recent months, as both Bitcoin and Ethereum broke below important support levels. Bitcoin broke below $110,000, while Ethereum also slipped under $4,000. This downturn triggered billions in liquidations and pushed the Fear and Greed Index into fear territory. However, data from on-chain analytics platform Sentora (formerly IntoTheBlock) reveals that accumulation is quietly underway. Despite the price declines, exchange outflows for both assets have remained strongly negative. Key Weekly Metrics An extended decline carried over from the previous week saw the Bitcoin price falling below $110,000 with increasing selling pressure and liquidations…
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Bitcoin is once again at the center of market turbulence, trading just above the $110,000 level, which many analysts view as a critical zone of demand. While BTC is holding this support for now, volatility has surged as bears increase pressure and investor sentiment grows cautious. The market is closely watching whether Bitcoin can maintain its footing or if a deeper correction will unfold. One of the biggest factors fueling this uncertainty is the recent capital rotation from Bitcoin to Ethereum, a shift that has rattled Bitcoin loyalists. Ethereum’s resilience and whale accumulation have put BTC under additional scrutiny, raising fears that Bitcoin’s dominance in the …
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Bitcoin and Ether steadied Sunday as traders weighed a fragile hold above $100,000 for BTC and a rebound in ETH toward the mid-$3,000s amid tentative risk appetite. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time Bitcoin and Ether held steady on Sunday as traders balanced on a knife-edge. As per Coingecko data, Bitcoin traded near $102,100, about +2% in 24 hours. On the other hand, Ethereum hovered around $3,530, about +4% in 24 hours. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time …
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The crypto market has shown a modest price rebound in the last three weeks, returning to a total market cap of $3.07 trillion. During this time, Bitcoin has climbed by 11% from its local bottom at $80,700, while Ethereum has been more aggressive, gaining by 18% within the same period. Despite these reassuring performances, a market analyst with the username PelinayPA postulates that the bear market has commenced, considering certain technical parameters. BTC & ETH Moving Averages, Trading Volumes Signal Bear Season Bear market speculations have been at a heightened level in Q4 2025, as the crypto market suffered extensive price corrections, during which Bitcoin al…
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Bitcoin and Ethereum are holding steady near important levels while derivatives traders prepare for the next move. According to CoinGecko’s data on December 7, Bitcoin price is trading just below $89,400 today. The price is up about +0.1% in the past 24 hours, with roughly $28.5Bn in spot volume. The calm spot trading hides a much busier picture in the futures market. CoinGlass shows Bitcoin futures open interest sitting near $56.5Bn. (Source: Coinglass) Futures volume over the past day is close to $49.5Bn, while spot volume on major exchanges is around $3.6Bn. DISCOVER: Next 1000X Crypto – Here’s 10+ Crypto Tokens That Can Hit 1000x This Year Is Bitcoin’s On-Chain …
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Bitcoin and Ethereum are moving in a tight market today, with traders adding more leverage even as prices sit near recent highs. As of December 11, Bitcoin (BTC) trades around $92,585. The price is flat over the past 24 hours, and its weekly performance shows a slight decline, based on CoinGecko data. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time Ethereum (ETH) sits near $3,354. It is up about 0.8% on the day and nearly 6.9% over the week, giving it stronger short-term momentum compared to Bitcoin. Market Cap…
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Is Bitcoin price losing steam after Uptober? Jump into the latest Bitcoin and Ethereum price prediction for the first Week of November. Bitcoin traded near $110,000 on Saturday as sentiment stayed cautious after a slow “Uptober.” Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time The market attempted to recover from losses incurred during Friday’s Wall Street session, but steady selling persisted throughout the week on US exchanges and in spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. On-chain research firm Glassnode noted that recent ETF outflows point to “rising sell pressure fr…
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Bitcoin and Ethereum are holding steady, but derivatives data shows traders quietly raising their exposure. Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), the two largest cryptocurrencies by market value, traded in a narrow range on Friday. Prices barely moved, but activity in futures and perpetual markets suggests traders are taking on more risk. DISCOVER: Best New Cryptocurrencies to Invest in 2025 Bitcoin Price Prediction: Can BTC Hold Its Weekly Structure if Volatility Picks Up? Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time According to CoinGecko. BTC is trading near $93,00…
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In this article, we will take a detailed look at how the drop in Bitcoin has unsettled the crypto market and put significant holders of digital assets at risk. What sentiments prevail in the US and Asia against the backdrop of a decline in high-tech stocks and uncertain interest rate prospects? Why might Strategy lose $8.8 billion, and how will this impact the market? Finally, how is the release of Gemini 3 by Google changing the dynamics in the AI space? All the key events of the week are covered in our report. Bitcoin sinks below $85,000 The crypto market is experiencing one of its most alarming declines in recent months. The price of Bitcoin has fallen below $85,000,…
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Macro strategist Alex Krüger is tying Bitcoin’s next macro chapter directly to the coming reshuffle at the Federal Reserve, warning that investors are underpricing how far US rates could fall under a Trump-aligned central bank. In a long X post titled “2026: The Year of the Fed’s Regime Change,” he argues that “the Federal Reserve as we know it ends in 2026” and that the most important driver of asset returns will be a new, much more dovish Fed led by Kevin Hassett. His base case is that this shift becomes a key driver for risk assets broadly and Bitcoin in particular in 2026, even if crypto markets are currently trading as if nothing fundamental has changed. Why The Fe…
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Bitcoin heads into the final days of August with choppy, two-way trade and a familiar seasonal question hanging over it: will September once again be a drag—or a reset into Q4 strength? As of Wednesday, August 28, BTC hovers near $112,900 after a stop-start month that has bulls and bears circling the same range rather than breaking conviction. Macro expectations, market positioning and Bitcoin’s own statistical quirks now converge in a narrow window before the Federal Reserve’s September policy meeting, making the next few weeks unusually consequential. The Fed’s rate-setting FOMC convenes September 16–17, and futures markets currently price a high probability of a cut, …
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Bitcoin prices are consolidating around $111,000 following the heavy market losses on October 10, due to a trade war between the US and China. The asset’s price is presently down by 9.45% on its weekly chart and also 12.16% away from its all-time high amidst this corrective phase. Bitcoin Logs First Negative Apparent Demand Flip Since July In an X post on October 11, popular market analyst Ali Martinez shares on-chain data that shows that Bitcoin’s apparent demand has recently flipped into negative territory for the first time in three months, suggesting a short-term cooling in investors’ appetite. For context, the apparent demand measures the net amount of Bitcoin be…
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As Bitcoin continues its upward momentum, technical analysts are pointing to the long-observed Power Law resistance band. While market sentiment remains bullish, the proximity to this structural ceiling raises the possibility of increased volatility and consolidation. Analyst Highlights Technical Headwinds Facing Bitcoin Rally Despite recent bullish momentum, Bitcoin has yet to break through a key resistance level on the long-term power law chart. According to Alphractal’s post on X, these trendlines have historically mapped support and resistance with impressive precision, while effectively guiding BTC price movements over the years. To confirm a sustained bull run, B…
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While Bitcoin currently shows no signs of upward momentum or any signs of life at all, which undermines its chances for future growth, I came across an interesting valuation model from Bitwise suggesting that a target price of $1.3 million for BTC by 2035 might even be too conservative. The model is based on the idea that Bitcoin's market capitalization relative to gold—often used as a benchmark—could rise from the current 9% to 25%. Even this increase would be sufficient to push the price above $1,000,000 per coin. Furthermore, the company does not account for the potential growth of gold's market capitalization, which is expected to continue increasing. If gold's p…
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According to CNBC’s Power Lunch, Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz thinks Bitcoin could climb all the way to $1 million per coin if big institutions keep piling in. The cryptocurrency hit a weekly peak of $110,290 on Tuesday. It slipped 4.5% to $104,300 by Thursday, but it’s still climbed 1.75% over the past seven days. Novogratz says this isn’t just hype. He points to firms moving cash from dollars and gold into crypto. Institutional Moves Up Demand BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) went live in January 2024 after SEC approval. Based on reports, that fund now gives big investors a straightforward path to own Bitcoin without buying coins directly. BlackRock mana…
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Bitcoin’s rally and its doubters remain on a collision course as the market pauses after a run of record highs. According to CoinGecko, Bitcoin hit $124,050 on July 14 and was trading around $109,124 at the time of publication. The pullback has not stopped some voices from projecting far higher prices, but it has kept sceptics loud. Skepticism Will Likely Persist According to Luke Broyles, a commentator known as The Bitcoin Adviser, doubt about bitcoin’s upside will probably stick around even if prices soar. Broyles told Natalie Brunell on the Coin Stories podcast that he expects bitcoin to reach $5 million, $10 million or more, and that people will still insist it ca…
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