BTC Markets News

As global debt markets flash warning signs, Bitcoin rallies, defying investors’ expectations and reshaping BTC’s role in the financial system.

Savvy Bitcoin traders use these five indicators to know when it's time to buy and sell BTC.

Bitcoin may drop toward $100,000 this week after running into resistance above the $106,000 level, among other catalysts.

Bitcoin came just shy of $106,500 in its highest-ever weekly close, bringing the original cryptocurrency less than 3% away from its all-time high.

Bitcoin’s failure to break above $106,000 could be an early sign that a price reversal is beginning.

Bitcoin looks ready to attack its all-time high, but signs of overheating bullish sentiment and shifting market dynamics suggest a correction may be near.

Bitcoin price closely tracks global liquidity, but with tightening credit and rising volatility, its cycle may be nearing a turning point.

Bitcoin price trades in a tight range below $96,000 as markets await Donald Trump’s 100-day speech on April 29, which could spark a new rally.

Bitcoin price has been stuck below $100,000 since February, and data suggests the trend could continue, subject to the emergence of fresh catalysts.

Bitcoin’s Easter weekend rally marks a shift in market sentiment as institutional players make their move. Will it last?

Bitcoin’s rebound ignited trend reversal hopes—but to gain traction, BTC needs a boost in liquidity and trading volumes.

Bitcoin’s recent rally brought the bulls back, but its confirmed death cross could be a warning to traders.

Bitcoin’s safe haven ambitions face a major market test as investors seek shelter in gold and bonds.

A crypto analyst says Bitcoin may reach $123,000 by June in a best-case scenario if it tracks the average return from his DXY backtest.

Bitcoin bulls face an uphill struggle to stem selling amid worries that BTC price weakness will end up challenging levels around $90,000.