William Suberg

Bitcoin price action may be boring for many, but whales have been busier than ever behind the scenes, data suggests.

It’s all to play for as Bitcoin price action lingers above $40,000, but predictions are already in of a dip even lower.

Things will get exciting in quarter four, but not before a convincing floor is put in across crypto, analysts say this week.

From bans to bills, the FUD is strong for Bitcoin and crypto this week, but traders are overwhelmingly optimistic about BTC price action.

Major buyer interest below $40,000 may get filled before Bitcoin price action launches to new all-time highs and beyond.

It’s all about what happens to Bitcoin price action by the end of the week as $1,000 swings up and down remain.

The latest debacle over China’s anti-crypto stance has a firm historical echo to it — and old hands are more than aware.

Old news suddenly gets picked up on social media, sparking an instant crypto price crash.

Twitter’s stock feels the benefit of the “orange pill” as surging stocks add to positive tailwinds for Bitcoin.

The proportion of the BTC supply, which has been dormant for at least a year, looks set to increase after putting in local lows.

Predictions include a short-term low at $42,000 as overnight progress turns into consolidation.

Events in China could have been dictating Bitcoin price action not just this year, but since its genesis, data hints.

The Chinese property developer will soon be a “non-event,” one analyst says, with markets already shrugging off the story.

The veteran Bitcoin bull says he’s not “nervous” about crypto on the back of the institutional investor demand he has witnessed.

Attention is set to refocus on America following the Evergrande debacle as Gary Gensler talks to mainstream media.

An "interesting opening" for stocks promises a hectic day for Bitcoin traders.

Sentiment takes a battering amid surprise at the extent of the Bitcoin price “nuke.”

A fresh BTC price dip to $45,000 clashes with bullish forecasts across the board as Bitcoin traders lie in wait for an October rebirth.

It’s a modest weekly gain for Bitcoin buyers as Saturday’s progress comes full circle back to square one the next day.

There’s nothing that can spark Bitcoin downside except a “significant bad news event,” says analyst Filbfilb as the market awaits upside.

Everything is bullish except the price on Friday as $200 million in options expire and attention focuses on corporate quarterly disclosures.

The illiquid supply floor demands the preservation of levels not far below $40,000 as supply drops and demand surges across the board.

Comparisons to 2008 flow in as traditional finance receives a fresh blow from a firm “too big to fail.”

The "final hurdle" before all-time highs is now in sight, say analysts, as Bitcoin adds to weekly gains.

While attention focuses on $100,000, few remember that BTC/USD has now been in five figures for over 365 days.

Sellers are now lying in wait above $49,000 as bulls avoid another tumble toward support at $43,000.

Whales keep a $50,000 moonshot at bay so far, but seasoned hodlers are already in control of more of the BTC supply than at any time since October 2020.

Bearish sellers seem to be trying to stop a rising tide as overall buy and hodl demand takes precedent this week.

It’s a question of “if,” not “when,” for Bitcoin to see a supply shock that squeezes price action upward, one analyst forecasts.

It’s not looking good for Bitcoin bulls, at least for today, as moving averages slip from view and $40,000 begins to loom large.