Bitcoin tops $67K following US-Iran peace deal: Is it a bull trap?
Despite Bitcoin derivatives data highlight traders’ skepticism even though BTC briefly rallied above $67,000. Are bulls stepping into a trap? Go to Source
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Despite Bitcoin derivatives data highlight traders’ skepticism even though BTC briefly rallied above $67,000. Are bulls stepping into a trap? Go to Source
Bitcoin’s Sharpe ratio and a 125,000 BTC increase in BTC accumulator demand mark the start of a new demand phase. Will prices follow? Go to Source
Japan’s highest rates since 1995 are putting global liquidity back in focus as traders anticipate 26%–38% BTC price declines. Go to Source
The over 22-fold increase is mainly attributed to Bitcoin staking developments, the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US and BTC’s soaring prices during 2024. Go to Source
“Higher-than-expected inflation could trigger equity market volatility, potentially dragging Bitcoin lower,” Bitfinex’ head of derivatives told Cointelegraph. Go to Source
Despite a potential supply-shock-driven rally, Bitcoin currently lacks trading volume to recapture the $100,000 resistance, analysts told Cointelegraph. Go to Source
Bitcoin price is chasing $95,000 after showing modest gains today as several onchain BTC metrics are hinting at signs of a potential bottom. Go to Source
Rising concerns about Federal Reserve monetary policy and rising bond rates are having a negative impact on Bitcoin’s price. Go to Source
The incoming Trump administration’s crypto regulations and the US Federal Reserve’s monetary policy path remain the biggest factors influencing Bitcoin’s price trajectory. Go to Source
US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs now hold over 5.7% of the entire Bitcoin supply, with analysts seeing it as a price catalyst toward $200,000. Go to Source