William Suberg

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.

Bitcoin exchanges are not seeing a rush to sell in 2025, data shows; in fact, users appear to behave like the bull market is beginning.

Bitcoin institutional investment undergoes an instant reversal thanks to BTC price rises, with daily ETF inflows standing out in 2025 and further back.

Bitcoin whale buying power is visible on both Binance and Coinbase as BTC price upside causes a familiar seller to abandon order book control.

Bitcoin teases a gold-like comeback amid US trade war volatility, but BTC price action has a lot of convincing to do before wary traders flip bullish.

Bitcoin faces "overbought" stochastic RSI conditions while the 200-day exponential moving average swats price down after it sets fresh April highs.

Bitcoin is increasingly abandoning its stocks correlation to copy gold’s upside, while the dollar dives and trade war fears continue to grip markets worldwide.

Bitcoin seeks a change of trend as the US trade war fuels gold records but punishes stocks and the dollar. What's next for BTC price action?

Bitcoin exchange order book liquidity analysis suggests that BTC price action may make a break for lower levels before challenging sellers at $90,000.

BTC price all-time highs are back on the table despite the highly challenging current macroeconomic environment, network economist Timothy Peterson suggests.

BTC bought between three and six months ago and moving onchain has spiked. It is a classic precursor to "significant" volatility, the latest analysis says.

Bitcoin may be down 10% year-to-date, but that doesn't dent its status as a growing macro hedge, says Glassnode research. Is $155,000 BTC in the cards?

Bitcoin optimism continues to focus on the declining strength of the US dollar amid the trade war with China — and the worst may not be over for the greenback yet.

Bitcoin is in no mood to copy gold's bull run yet, but on the horizon is a “terminal” end to the record XAU/USD winning streak, a trader predicts.

Bitcoin takes fresh stabs at $86,000 as trader optimism mixes with distrust of a genuine BTC price trend change based on short-term market behavior.

Bitcoin price metrics are up against macroeconomic reality as RSI begins to print signals typically associated with the run-up to bull runs.

Bitcoin traders are cautious about new trade war surprises, while BTC price action faces a key downtrend breakout challenge as the new week begins.

Bitcoin price hits an 11-day high in reaction to the Trump administration’s recent changes to its tariffs on China. Traders debate whether the gains will stick.

Developing bull market signals could continue to boost Bitcoin prices despite the tense atmosphere of the US trade war.

Bitcoin is attempting to form a double bottom pattern, as shown by the Bollinger Bands %b derivative, but confirmation isn't in yet, John Bollinger said.

Bitcoin and stocks drop, brushing off a positive CPI print that shows declining US inflation.

Bitcoin may punish bulls if China raises the stakes in the ongoing trade war with the US, warns QCP Capital, as markets await a response to tariff hikes.

Bitcoin price mirrors the wild swings seen on US stock markets, leading analysts to predict a final flush down to the $71,000 level.

Bitcoin’s weekly RSI, while not yet "oversold," is now at its lowest level since the start of 2023 — Will a drop to $70,000 mark the BTC price bottom?

Bitcoin finds stability as US stocks bounce back, and the longer-term outlook improves as traders anticipate China’s yuan devaluation move to benefit BTC price.

Bitcoin appears to find its footing, rallying above $80,000 and copying stocks by bouncing back from its initial tariff-induced losses.

Bitcoin battles everything from a "death cross" to record low sentiment as US trade tariffs wreak havoc across global markets. Will 2021 prices return?

BTC price predictions diverge from stocks as Bitcoin shows surprising resilience to market downside over US trade tariffs — traders see that continuing next week.