S&P 500 News

Bitcoin bulls press BTC price closer to a key resistance level as crypto markets rebound and investor sentiment improves.

Bitcoin bulls appear ready to make a run at the 200-day SMA, which could pull BTC price toward $92,000 and reinvigorate altcoins.

Bitcoin’s upside appears to be capped by recession risks, geopolitics and investors’ anxiety over Friday’s crypto summit at the White House

Bitcoin price faces pressure as $651 million in spot BTC ETF outflows lead traders to focus on the $95,000 support.

Bitcoin’s fall below $90,000 is a negative sign, but the bulls are expected to vigorously defend the $85,000 level.

While firms like Tesla are already in the S&P 500, VanEck’s Matthew Sigel says Block may become the first company in the index with an “explicit strategy” for accumulating Bitcoin.

Inclusion could boost the industry. “Anyone that owns an S&P 500 Index fund will own Bitcoin once MSTR makes it into the index.” 

Bitcoin may still be the “fastest horse” in the risk asset race, but its signals are anything but encouraging for bulls, says Bloomberg’s Mike McGlone.

Bitcoin price is being driven higher by a new set of bullish catalysts.

Digital investment products are witnessing solid buying, but it may take a stronger trigger to propel Bitcoin to a new all-time high.

Bitcoin and altcoin traders set their sight on new all-time highs now that BTC price is back above $63,000.

Bitcoin price is pinned below $60,000, but derivatives and stablecoin data show traders remain optimistic.

Spot BTC ETFs made headlines as the media reported $2.8 billion in assets under management, but how significant is the figure?

Cantor Fitzgerald has been managing Tether’s now $90 billion Treasury portfolio since late 2021.

Tech stocks face trillion-dollar losses as bond yields soar, but their $596 billion cash positions favor alternative hedges, including Bitcoin.