Bitcoin’s identity crisis came roaring back into focus this weekend after Galaxy Digital (GLXY) announced that it had facilitated a $9 billion sale of more than 80,000 bitcoin for a Satoshi-era investor. The firm said the sale — one of the largest notional BTC transactions ever—was part of the seller’s estate planning strategy. The transaction
Bitcoin’s price could see significant upside in 2026, bucking the traditional four-year market cycle, according to Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan. The prediction comes as other analysts are divided on whether Bitcoin (BTC) will stray from its historical pattern or follow the traditional halving cycle and peak in the coming months. Bitcoin may be
As investors scan the horizon for early signals of a Bitcoin rally to $1 million, Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas has predicted that God candles will become a rarity. While price spikes will be few and far between, Balchunas noted that ETFs and corporate adoption will eliminate vomit-inducing drawdowns for the largest cryptocurrency.
The Bitcoin price has been quite indecisive in its action over the past week, jumping between the $117,000 and $120,000 consolidation zone in that period. The flagship cryptocurrency, however, came tumbling toward the $115,000 mark following massive coin movements toward centralized exchanges in the past day. Interestingly, a prominent market expert has put forward an
Analysts are confident that Bitcoin is on a bullish breakout. They cite a potential uprise towards $130,000, provided it maintains a key support. In addition, subdued capital inflows imply that the rally can still gain further momentum before hitting a cycle where investor sentiment becomes overly optimistic. This cycle is known as the euphoria zone.
South Korea is experiencing a notable turning point in the digital sector as a result of an exclusive bill. As per the data from CoinRank, the proposal of a new stablecoin bill by South Korea’s ruling party has triggered significant tension between the policymakers and the Bank of Korea. The crypto and blockchain news platform
After surging to a record high around $123,000 in the second week of July, the Bitcoin price action for the rest of the month has been largely choppy. However, the flagship cryptocurrency dropped to a level just above $115,000 on Friday, July 25. This abrupt decline came with the expected question in the market: Is
Cryptocurrency may be easier to buy than ever, but most Americans still want no part of it. A new Gallup survey found that just 14% of U.S. adults own crypto, a figure that has been growing but still represents a small slice of the investing public. The study, conducted in mid-June, revealed deep skepticism about
A widely followed analyst and trader who accurately predicted the bottom for Bitcoin (BTC) in 2018 says the crypto king is primed to go higher after a recent correction. The trader and analyst pseudonymously known as Bluntz tells his 326,100 followers on the social media platform X that Bitcoin is likely done correcting after falling
Bitcoin (BTC) will no longer experience “parabolic” price rallies or “devastating” bear markets, because BTC exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have permanently reduced volatility and altered market dynamics, according to Blockware BTC analyst Mitchell Askew. “BTC/USD looks like two entirely different assets before and after the ETF,” the analyst wrote on Friday. The chart he shared showed