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Bitcoin bulls return in force as traders shake off bearish US economic news and attempt to reclaim the $95,000 level.

Bitcoin sold off to $92,910 after GDP data showed the negative impact of Trump’s trade war and the heightened chance of a US recession. Will traders buy the dip?

Bitcoin traders could risk off as a handful of US macroeconomic reports print throughout the week.

Bitcoin rallied for a second day as spot volumes soared, but geopolitics and a global tariff war could put a lid on BTC’s price upside.

Research from Fidelity Digital Assets suggests that the Bitcoin bull market is not done yet, as the “acceleration cycle” has yet to produce a blow-off top.

Bitcoin price slips below $82,000 as investor anxiety shows up in US stock futures markets. Will BTC close the month above $80,000?

Traders say Bitcoin is at risk of a sell-off to $65,000, but one analyst says a key price metric shows “whales going wild right now.”

Bitcoin’s renewed strength is driven by “alignment of both structural and narrative factors.”

Bitcoin holds the steady near $85,000 as the Coinbase Premium returns and positive comments from the Fed and President Trump add to traders' confidence.

Bitcoin extended its rally toward $86,000 as the Fed held rates steady, announced plans to trim its “QT” policy and left the option for two interest rate cuts in 2025 on the table.

Standard Chartered downgrades its ETH price expectations, while one analyst compares trading Ethereum to “catching a falling knife.”

Crypto traders expect Bitcoin price to remain choppy in the short term as a new range must be established after this week’s double-digit drawdown.

Is the Bitcoin bottom in, or is today’s price action simply an oversold bounce that will trap overleveraged bulls?

Bitcoin price swept 3 month lows again as liquidations, spot BTC ETF outflows and new Trump tariff threats against the EU took a heavily toll on markets.

A key Bitcoin price indicator is screaming “generational buy opportunity,” while several analysts encourage traders to zoom out and see the bigger picture.

Bitcoin futures traders liquidated shorts after today’s Fed FOMC comments aligned with the market consensus.

Bitcoin price fell after US President Donald Trump signed an executive order creating a working body for researching and designing a “national digital asset stockpile.”

Bitcoin price bounces back above $106,000 as the US Dollar Index cools and markets react positively to Trump’s economic agenda.

Bitcoin saw an 8%+ drop as Donald Trump took office, but hope for a strategic Bitcoin reserve and new offerings from Trump’s World Liberty DeFi project could reverse the tide.

Neutral in the short-term, bullish in the long-term. With that view in mind, pro traders explain that a certain “player versus player” mindset is at play in the crypto market this month.

Bitcoin sweeps new 2025 lows as Treasury yields rise and the strengthening US dollar Index forces crypto analysts to revise their short-term price expectations.

Sellers continue to cap Bitcoin’s rallies into the intra-day highs as BTC trades in a “void between liquidity.”

A bearish chart pattern on Bitcoin’s daily timeframe threatens to send BTC price to new lows. Here’s what must happen to avoid it.

Bitcoin price sold off, and the wider crypto market corrected following the Federal Reserve's hawkish 2025 outlook on inflation.

Bitcoin prints a new all-time high above $107,700, while several analysts call for much higher prices in the short term.

An overdue reset in the Bitcoin funding rate and the return of a strong spot bid are reasons behind BTC’s rally above $100,000.

Bitcoin's price cooled off at the start of December, but several bullish catalysts support investor anticipation that $100,000 BTC is around the corner.

Bitcoin CME futures pushed above the $100,000 market, but BTC’s spot price struggles to mirror the move.

Long liquidations and profit-taking from long-term Bitcoin holders are the primary factors in today’s sell-off. When will the dip buyers show up?

Bitcoin’s price inches closer to $100,000, where market participants have built $300 million in sell walls. Will BTC clear the $100,000 hurdle?