William Suberg

Bitcoin difficulty ribbon compression has broken out of a bear trend it has been in since the March coronavirus crash.

Daily closes for BTC/USD have been above $10,000 since July 27, and that’s a new record, data shows.

Bitcoin tests $11,000 on Donald Trump’s tax revelations but KuCoin’s $150 million may yet put a dampener on bulls.

A long-term downtrend flips to form bullish support as Willy Woo says Bitcoin’s days of tracking traditional markets are numbered.

$9,000 would be the ideal “buy the dip” opportunity, says Vays, with $7,000 soon to form Bitcoin’s untested 200-week moving average.

Rising by $200 each month, the 200-week moving average has formed an implied BTC price floor since Bitcoin first appeared in 2009.

Earth is reaching a historic “inflection point,” Keiser warns after Singapore’s central bank admits that more debt is not an option for anyone.

2020 is showing that investors are more skewed to hodling than speculating, says Delphi Digital, in line with various findings from the past few months.

Renewed bullish behavior in DXY spells trouble for inversely correlated BTC/USD, underscoring the relationship between the two indices.

Bitcoin grapples with $11,000 as money laundering engulfs the banking sector again and coronavirus spoils stocks sentiment.

Arguably the biggest Bitcoin adoption move of 2020 turned 78,338 off-chain transactions into just 18 on-chain ones, with MicroStrategy praising scalability.

Bitcoin hodlers could not ask for more, says Tone Vays as the U.K. central bank looks for protection against Brexit and coronavirus fallout.

Data says hodlers are gaining and speculators are vanishing from Bitcoin, with one commentator arguing that the bull run is “just beginning.”

An almost clean bullish sweep for on-chain indicators suggests that now is an ideal entry point for buyers, says data analyst firm CryptoQuant.

Robert Kiyosaki calls the United States “bankrupt” as national debt bears $27 trillion, listing Bitcoin among the three “best” long-term investments.

Bitcoin’s macro landscape is making current price levels look like a good buy-in, Willy Woo suggests as support stacks up at $9,600.

The original stock-to-flow model is calling time on Bitcoin’s phase at around $10,000, and it’s not been wrong so far.

BP says world oil demand peaked in 2019 as central banks make “unconventional” policy the norm — and that’s all good for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin’s controversial hard fork now buys less BTC than ever before as one analyst warns that buyer support has disintegrated.

The U.S. dollar currency index caps six days of gains with fresh resistance, while stocks could give Bitcoin a fresh boost, says Michaël van de Poppe.

Both big and small hodlers are amassing BTC, statistics confirm, a trend which has only accelerated as the United States prints more dollars.

Bitcoin is seeing continued “intense buy pressure,” says CryptoQuant, as $10,000 proves attractive for market entrants.

Amid ongoing strength in the U.S. dollar currency index, Bitcoin bears gain strength, sending BTC/USD to its lowest since late July.

U.S. dollar strength combines with a decision on monetary policy in Europe as a backdrop to fresh fear among Bitcoin investors.

Bitcoin briefly reenters four figures before a bounce takes the market up $400 in minutes amid highly volatile conditions.

Gold and Bitcoin as safe havens may be about to outperform stocks, a Bloomberg strategist says.

Weakness across macro indices draws frightening comparisons to the Wall St. Crash, exactly 91 years to the day that markets began to die.

Pools may be attempting to trade the dip, CryptoQuant suggests as its CEO warns about rivalries building.

Performance remains on track, the stock-to-flow model shows, as creator PlanB tells investors “Patience is a virtue.”

An uptick in the USD currency index produces an instant plunge for BTC/USD, with the largest cryptocurrency sinking 5% on the day.