William Suberg

Bitcoin is likely going to tackle $34,500 today or tomorrow, Michaël van de Poppe says, opening up the road to $36,000 or more.

Data shows anonymous entities becoming an ever larger force on the Bitcoin mining scene this year and last.

Ranging continues for BTC/USD, but conditions may be right for a late surge to range highs above $40,000.

Bitcoin is likely not out of the woods until a definitive bottom formation has been and gone, multiple commentators say.

Even if unlocking events were able to directly spark Bitcoin sell-offs, the worst is easily over, data shows.

Bitcoin rebounds after going full circle in 2021 to almost — but not quite — hit its Jan. 1 opening price.

BTC is back at square one when it comes to this year's bull market, but unparalleled bids are doing their best to halt any further losses.

Rothschild Investment Corp has bought more Bitcoin and Ether exposure via Grayscale despite the ongoing crypto market retreat.

A rout in sentiment in both crypto and traditional markets underscores the “extreme fear” surrounding Bitcoin’s move below $30,000.

It’s doom and gloom for Bitcoin a day after the feared Grayscale unlocking event, with altcoins performing even worse.

Bitcoin is just a “couple of points of maturation” away from getting an approved ETF in the U.S., says Grayscale CEO.

Bitcoin continues its recovery from the China mining debacle, but price action remains delicate in a low-volume market.

Performance remains grimly sideways on the day of the largest GBTC unlocking event.

Bitcoin bull markets frequently see corrections from all-time highs, but only 2013 has beaten this year in terms of waiting times for a rebound.

Bitcoin may not be able to make good on its Bank of America pump if its daily close fails to impress.

Little change on Bitcoin markets as sideways trading continues and a clear bear trend is yet to enter decisively.

A failure to retain $31,000 would mean that $29,000 and then $24,000 are on the menu, says Michaël van de Poppe.

What seems to be a full reversal on a previously hostile Bitcoin stance is tempered by Mnuchin, who added that he still wouldn’t buy BTC himself.

Multiple factors demonstrate why $30,000 is so important for BTC/USD within an ongoing price “supercycle.”

Bulls are having problems reclaiming lost support levels, but $30,000 remains a solid foundation for Bitcoin's trading range.

Investors who sold BTC above $30,000 on the way to all-time highs are now buying back in, Ecoinometrics reveals.

The latest bearish streak sees $32,600 come and go, with selling pressure in evidence as BTC/USD sheds another 2.7%.

It may even be boring for traders right now, but Bitcoin is preparing a rare event that will shake up price action definitively, argues trader John Wick.

Michaël van de Poppe believes that upside is in store for BTC/USD in the coming days despite nervousness about Grayscale.

A decisive month for GBTC market impact is set to begin, with BTC price action still “doing everything right” to preserve support.

Bitcoin has never been so far below where stock-to-flow predictions call for it to be.

The Puell Multiple bounces from its latest rare trip into the "buy" zone, and previously, BTC/USD has subsequently put in a macro bottom.

Bitcoin rapidly recovers above $33,000 support as Jack Dorsey says Square will create a Bitcoin hardware wallet and custody service.

Appetite for BTC is real at current levels, data shows, with bears needing to search hard for an on-chain metric that is not positive.

The billionaire’s latest public praise of Dogecoin yields few returns but a lot of mockery.