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Bitcoin lacks momentum into the weekly close as a trader says now is the "time to pay attention" to BTC price behavior ahead of the Fed rate-cut decision.

Bitcoin market forecasts see the chance for BTC price action to pass current all-time highs next thanks to a combination of demand and bull market patterns.

Bitcoin is a “buy” again for some investor cohorts, with sharks standing out after a week-long BTC buying spree, CryptoQuant reports.

Bitcoin price action gets lively as US CPI data conforms to expectations, but traders are anything but unified on short-term price targets.

Bitcoin has seen a key golden cross for the first time since April — last time it flashed, BTC price gained over 40% in a month.

Bitcoin bulls have reasons to eye new all-time highs as analysis shows a BTC price breakout and ongoing resistance showdown.

Bitcoin is busy copying previous bull market consolidation phases, but seller exhaustion may only kick in if BTC price drops another $8,000 from current levels.

BTC price strength starts to convince traders that new highs are back on the table, but Bitcoin still needs spot-market support.

Bitcoin surfs volatility catalysts as key US macro data combines with increasing worries over a BTC price capitulation event.

Bitcoin retesting $100,000 would match previous BTC price dips since the end of 2024, Fibonacci retracement analysis shows.

Bitcoin price strength disappears despite nonfarm payrolls data cementing Fed rate cut bets, and bulls are nowhere to be seen.

There may be more to Bitcoin's latest correction from all-time highs than meets the eye, and bears stand to lose out within weeks.

Bitcoin and stock markets are on “pins and needles” ahead of Friday’s US jobs report, but data shows traders are still buying the dip.

Bitcoin shrugs off US jobs data and its latest attempt to crack $112,000 resistance in a limp Wall Street open.

Bitcoin may start a bear market next month if four-year BTC price cycles are still valid, and hit bottom a year later at $50,000.