For seven weeks in a row, Bitcoin price has experienced several retracements, falling from its peak of $109,000 in January to a Mar. 11 low of around $77,000. The drop has resulted in the loss of about 30% of Bitcoin’s

Cryptocurrency analytics firm MarktQuant has released the results of a Monte Carlo simulation that forecasts the price of Bitcoin over the next six months. Based on thousands of simulated price paths, the forecast offers a range of possible outcomes that

Bitcoin (BTC) fell sharply after U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Instead of triggering a bullish reaction, however, the announcement turned into a classic ‘sell the news’ event, with Bitcoin crashing from $92,000

Bitcoin and all the major cryptocurrencies plummeted following Donald Trump’s bitcoin reserve executive order, with BTC hitting an intraday low of $84,713 amid a broader market sell-off. Bitcoin Slides Following Trump Announcement Bitcoin nosedived to $84,713 Wednesday, erasing gains from

Bitcoin and crypto stocks took a hard hit after president Donald Trump signed an executive order to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve on Thursday night, using America’s confiscated Bitcoin from criminal and civil cases. The announcement, made by White House

Bitcoin’s price movements have always sparked debates, but the latest discussions center around an emerging fear: Is the bull market already over, or is this just another period of consolidation before a new high? The ongoing volatility has left investors

Bitcoin (BTC) surged nearly 8% on Wednesday, reclaiming levels above $90,000 after briefly dropping below $80,000 five days ago. This sharp recovery signals renewed bullish momentum as investors react to speculation surrounding Trump’s proposed US crypto reserve plan. Key technical

Widely followed quant analyst PlanB says Bitcoin’s (BTC) latest correction is now raising questions as to whether its bull cycle is on the verge of ending. In a new strategy session, PlanB says that while on-chain data suggests Bitcoin remains

Bitcoin has encountered significant volatility, with market factors and geopolitical events making it difficult to predict where its price might settle, according to Standard Chartered head of digital assets Geoffrey Kendrick Kendrick highlighted that the recent sharp decline in Nasdaq

Bitcoin follows liquidity shifts, and now trades at $71,850 as the trend moves upward. Liquidity cycles dictate that increases in liquidity lead Bitcoin’s rise within a few months. If liquidity expands fast, past resistance zones may come under pressure at

Bitcoin is down 1.9% against the greenback trading between $87,739 to $88,156 over the last hour on Feb. 26, 2025, extending losses amid U.S. economic policy anxieties and fluctuating consumer confidence. Bitcoin Navigates Bearish Terrain The leading cryptocurrency’s price declined

The crypto fear and greed index has fallen to 25, the lowest level since September 2024, signaling extreme fear in the market as Bitcoin drops below $93,000. The Fear and Greed Index, provided by software development firm Alternative, measures market

Bitcoin is trading at $95,700 with an overall market capitalization of $1.89 trillion, a 24-hour trading volume of $13.51 billion, and an intraday price range between $94,805 and $96,684, reflecting a consolidation phase amid mixed technical signals. Bitcoin Bitcoin’s daily

Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. saw more net outflows on Feb. 19 as Bitcoin struggled amid delays in crypto regulations and ongoing geopolitical tensions, like the U.S.-China tariff disputes, keeping the market in a consolidation phase. According to data

Robert Kiyosaki, investor, Bitcoin supporter and author of the popular book on personal finance management “Rich Dad Poor Dad” has addressed the millions of his followers on social media to talk Bitcoin to them. Kiyosaki has suggested that Bitcoin can

Bitcoin price started a recovery wave above the $94,500 zone. BTC is rising within a range and might revisit the $98,000 resistance zone. Bitcoin started a decent recovery wave above the $95,500 zone. The price is trading above $96,000 and

Bitcoin dropped below $94,000 but recovered above $95,000 amid high market volatility. Strategy announced a $2 billion Bitcoin acquisition. Institutional investors continue expanding Bitcoin exposure despite short-term price declines. Bitcoin prices plummeted below $94,000 before recovering to surpass $95,000. Bitcoin

A recent CryptoQuant analysis shows Bitcoin whales have deposited 28,285 BTC into their accumulation addresses. These addresses exist as long-term investment storage spaces while facilitating over-the-counter (OTC) transactions because institutional investors keep positive market expectations. Whales are stacking. 28K+ BTC

Bitcoin price is struggling to clear the $100,000 resistance zone. BTC is again moving lower and might decline toward the $95,000 support. Bitcoin started a fresh decline from the $98,500 zone. The price is trading below $97,000 and the 100

Bitcoin adoption and price trajectory face renewed buoyancy following predictions by Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley amid 4 days of sustained outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs. Horsely favors Bitcoin reaching the $1 million mark, with institutional flows into ETFs, increased corporate