William Suberg

Sentiment may be in "extreme greed" territory, but math-based metrics continue to leave the door open for further Bitcoin price gains.

An exciting week begins with Bitcoin back challenging all-time highs and ETFs seeing a potential U.S. launch.

Holding above $60,000 on Sunday should all but guarantee a record weekly close, data shows.

Suspicions arise over U.S. regulators' acceptance of physical Bitcoin ETF products later this year, amid reports than investors are voting with their feet.

Resistance is thinner than ever, while data leaves the market guessing about what will happen when Bitcoin revisits $64,500 all-time highs.

The cyclical nature of Bitcoin bull and bear markets means that $60,000 is mathematically more likely to be a floor, not a ceiling, in the future.

The DOGE may have had its day, and social media is busy poking fun at Bitcoin skeptic Mark Cuban.

Bitcoin has never managed a weekly close above $60,000, and failing to do so again risks a reversal downhill, a new warning says.

The downside does not last long with an abrupt return to form taking Bitcoin price action back to mid-May levels.

In fresh, albeit mixed, comments on Bitcoin, Larry Fink reiterated excitement about the future of cryptocurrency — and does not dismiss the idea that the success story could be BTC.

No one seems very interested in Bitcoin despite BTC/USD being barely 15% from all-time highs.

Bid and ask levels are flipping bullish as BTC/USD heads towards $60,000, data shows.

The latest bullish Bitcoin price forecast further cements the case for a breakout, but a retracement could conversely end up with a visit to $45,000.

Bitcoin bulls buy up every dip as peak after peak falls to the widely anticipated Q4 bull run finale.

Bitcoin price action beats last week’s local high to edge ever closer into final resistance before all-time highs of $64,500.

Investors are hodling into all-time highs this time, not selling, as was the case toward the end of Q1.

A day of consolidation ends in fresh bullishness for Bitcoin price action, which continues to close in on final resistance below all-time highs.

A day of gains looks increasingly in jeopardy as shaky support levels provide fertile ground for fresh volatility.

It’s a classic euphoria setup on Bitcoin markets Thursday as traders flip long BTC in ever larger numbers.

It’s full bull all over again as $56,000 and a trillion-dollar market cap become the focus again for Bitcoin bulls.

Stochastic RSI all but copies moves that sparked 2013’s all-time highs, but hodlers may be kept waiting until the very last minute this year.

Bears betting on a fresh Bitcoin price capitulation may get definitively burned this time, argues Rekt Capital.

Markets are anything but calm on Tuesday as bulls grapple for control of significant price points.

BTC is up almost 50% this year overall, brushing aside corrections and increasingly decoupling from the macro environment in Q4.

Sky-high prices may seem hard to imagine, but so far, bullish metrics are simply repeating previous bull-market years, charts show.

$50,000 may not come easily, but zooming out, there’s barely a bear in the house when it comes to Bitcoin price action.

As the SEC "kicks the can" on traditional Bitcoin ETFs, the Bitcoin futures equivalent is gearing up for likely approval, says Bloomberg's Eric Balchunas.

Sentiment breaks out from “extreme fear” along with Bitcoin price action as expectations call for only a modest correction before fresh gains.

October already feels like a different planet to September for traders as abrupt upside sees resistance levels fall like dominoes.

Bitcoin price action exactly conforms to PlanB’s predictions for a second time, and if history repeats itself, BTC/USD should be at $63,000 by the end of the month.