William Suberg

Bitcoin is in line to leave its tight range behind in the coming days — even retaking all-time highs and pushing into price discovery after several months.

Bitcoin is making traders wait even longer for a move out of its current range — but not everyone thinks that new all-time highs are a sure bet next.

Bitcoin's "power curve" is churning out giant six-figure BTC price targets this year — can BTC/USD really reach $220,000 or more?

Bitcoin can ride international macro tailwinds all the way to seven figures in just three years, says former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes.

Bitcoin can hardly get any more bullish, says independent analyst filbfilb, as $100,000 slowly returns as support and bulls fight to cement a $2 trillion market cap.

Bitcoin is likely consolidating before its next upward push, traders agree, while the macro picture looks tricky for risk assets as the Fed stays hawkish.

Bitcoin miners may be reversing a lengthy selling trend that has become more intense since late 2023, recent data shows.

Bitcoin fails to claw its way back to $104,000 and higher despite a would-be inflation tailwind and multiple liquidity grabs over the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin's hodler entities are more active than ever as a record 14 million BTC gain "illiquid supply" status, with whales still accumulating above $100,000.

Bitcoin pauses as major assets catch up to the US-China trade deal announcement, with $102,000 on the cards as a BTC price support retest target.

Bitcoin is on the cusp of repeating its October 2024 breakout, onchain technicals suggest, as a new week begins with a push to near $106,000.

Bitcoin bulls are on the cusp of launching the market back to all-time highs and beyond, new BTC price analysis confirms ahead of a crucial weekly close.

Bitcoin is attracting ever more optimistic BTC price targets as a return to six figures is met with acceptance instead of rejection — is $150,000 or more next?

Bitcoin reaches a key battleground at $104,000, but bulls are starting to struggle with upside momentum as new all-time highs suddenly come within reach.

Bitcoin is preparing a potentially significant price move as investment volumes continue to track a bull trend in place since late 2023, research said.

Bitcoin profit-taking "dominates" as price continues to rise, and this can easily extinguish the bull market comeback, research from CryptoQuant warns.

Bitcoin bulls keep up pressure on multimonth highs with volatility spiking and the Fed due to deliver hints as to its stance on interest rate policy.

Bitcoin is once more lagging behind relentless gold as the macroeconomic landscape continues to spark surprises — and levels closer to $90,000 may be next.

Bitcoin braces for the Fed interest rate decision with BTC price support in focus, along with the final innings of Bitcoin's relentless dominance surge.

Bitcoin deals with nearby liquidity into the weekly close as traders turn to the key Fed meeting for BTC price clues over the coming week.

Bitcoin joins stocks in preserving modestly higher levels on the day, while US nonfarm payrolls data shows the labor market "holding up" better than expected.

Bitcoin's more resilient hodlers are nearing what has been a classic profit-taking level in the past — will they copy history and start selling their BTC?

Bitcoin attempts to punish shorters with relentless higher highs on low timeframes, trading places with gold, which follows commodities downhill.

Bitcoin market commentators focus on potential benefits of a recession scare for BTC price strength as macro data piles pressure on the Federal Reserve to act.

Bitcoin is due to surf volatility as US GDP and PCE data rolls in, while the monthly candle close is a key focus for market participants with BTC price up 15%.

Bitcoin is enjoying a "surge in capital turnover" as speculators begin to take an interest in the market thanks to multimonth BTC price highs, new analysis says.

Bitcoin is attempting to flip ever more important resistance levels to support again, but bulls are not done yet with the 2025 yearly open a key battleground.

Bitcoin price volatility catalysts line up as traders weigh the likelihood of a trip below $90,000 to test recently-reclaimed support levels.

Bitcoin may be at its highest levels in nearly two months, but the odds of $100,000 returning remain slim, say commentators as sellers up pressure.

Bitcoin could liquidate a large block of leveraged shorts with a trip above its yearly open, but BTC price dip expectations are building as traders eye $87,000.