Bitcoin has retreated 13.7% in the last 12 days, leading to the Crypto Fear & Greed Index recording its lowest score since Oct. 15.
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After notching a three-month high last week, Bitcoin volatility has flattened out as traders await the outcome of the US election with bated breath.
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Crypto investors should prepare for even more volatility around the US election, with traders and analysts predicting “at least” a 10% move for Bitcoin.
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QCP Capital’s weekend brief delves into a volatile week for bitcoin, which saw a peak in price that couldn’t hold and a sharp decline amid renewed regulatory concerns. Bitcoin’s Price Stumbles at Key Level: QCP Capital Explains Why It Matters Now Analysts at QCP Capital observe a pattern of consolidation in bitcoin as institutional demand […]
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The Fed is expected to deliver its first interest rate cut since the pandemic, which could introduce more volatility before the next Bitcoin leg up.
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After the first election debate, QCP Capital shared its perspective on how the U.S. election could influence the cryptocurrency market. According to the firm, investors remain cautious as their attention shifts to key macroeconomic indicators and the upcoming election decision. The CEO of Chirp, a decentralized telecommunications network, echoed this sentiment, noting that while the […]
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Only the holders with the least conviction will be selling Bitcoin on the Mt. Gox repayment news, according to popular on-chain analyst ZachXBT.
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According to 10x Research, Bitcoin’s potential drop below $50,000 is linked to dwindling buy flows and accelerating sell flows.
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Lower Bitcoin market volatility often precedes significant bull runs, suggesting that the current trend could propel prices toward the $100,000 to $150,000 range.
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A new study by Fidelity Digital Assets reveals that as bitcoin matures, its volatility is decreasing, making it less volatile than several S&P 500 stocks. “As the asset class matures and its total market cap grows, the inflow of capital is expected to have a smaller impact because it will be flowing into a larger […]
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