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Bitcoin price pushed above $95,000 as multiple bullish catalysts lead to a spike in spot trading volumes.

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’s growing decoupling from US equities is fueling its appeal as a safe-haven asset alongside gold, BlackRock's Jay Jacobs told CNBC.

SUI outperforms the bulk of the crypto market with a five-day winning streak, helped by the new Grayscale SUI Trust and the xPortal/xMoney Mastercard partnership.

Multiple technical, onchain and derivatives market indicators suggest a potential Bitcoin price rally toward $100,000 in the coming days.

Bitcoin’s consolidation could soon end as the divergence between rising open interest and negative funding rates signals a potential short squeeze.

Bitcoin Standard author Saifedean Ammous says investors would simply divert from Strategy or BlackRock if either ever abused their position of controlling a significant amount of Bitcoin.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has returned to flash “Greed” as Bitcoin has remained steady above $90,000 over the past two days.