BTC Markets News

Bitcoin fell 35% after the Fed ended QT in 2019 and began cutting rates, prompting fears that BTC may decline in the coming months.

Despite recent all-time highs and volatility, search interest for “Bitcoin” on Google remained low as the crypto sentiment index returned to “fear.”

Analysts predict further gains to $150,000 after Bitcoin surged to a record high, driven by massive ETF inflows and a weakening US dollar.

Bitcoin’s Bollinger Bands compressed to record-tight weekly levels, with analysts predicting inevitable volatility expansion and major price movement.

Bitcoin's exponential growth cycles are shrinking dramatically, signaling potential technological maturity limits.

Bitcoin whales sold around $12.7 billion of Bitcoin last month, pressuring prices and “signaling intense risk aversion among large investors.”

Ether price shows resilience as strong onchain activity and balanced options sentiment support a potential price recovery.

Bitcoin is in position for a rebound toward $124,500 in September, even as history brands the month as one of its weakest.

Bitcoin may see a deeper correction toward $103,000 after losing a key support level, new price analysis concludes.

Bitwise projects Bitcoin price to trade near $1.3 million by 2035, citing institutional demand, scarce supply and macroeconomic pressures.

Analyst James Check argued that Bitcoin has seen three market cycles driven by adoption trends rather than halving events as widely believed.

Bitcoin briefly plunged to seven-week lows below $109,000, erasing all gains since the Fed chair’s Jackson Hole speech on Friday.

Bitcoin begins a 77-day historical countdown to its potential 2025 peak, with targets around $150,000 and higher.

Institutional capital brings Bitcoin stability and status, but also systemic risk, regulatory pressure, and a creeping erosion of its core ethos.

Fairlead Strategies founder and managing partner Katie Stockton says Bitcoin should reach $135,000 as an “intermediate-term objective.”