With Bitcoin (BTC) regaining bullish momentum, insights from OpenAI’s artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT suggest that the cryptocurrency is likely to trade at a new record high by the end of October. Notably, Bitcoin’s momentum is positive after breaking $120,000, showing a bullish short-term trend despite the U.S. government shutdown. At present, Bitcoin and the broader
Trade associations representing the British crypto industry have mixed views on whether the UK Government should use $7 billion in seized Bitcoin as the basis of a strategic reserve. The UK Government is reportedly aiming to keep most of the 61,000 BTC it seized in 2018, with civil recovery proceedings currently determining how much should
The bull market is in a strong swing. Bitcoin surged from $120,000 to $123,855, but failed to break past its all-time high of $124,128. Bitcoin is trading around $122,604, having retreated somewhat from a brief peak, according to CoinGecko data. It’s up 1.3% on the day and over 11% on a weekly basis. This is
The crypto markets are once again buzzing after a massive Bitcoin whale trade went the wrong way. A whale opened a huge 20x leveraged Bitcoin short worth $250 million. Instead of profits, the position has racked up an unrealized loss of $22 million. This dramatic turn highlights the risks of aggressive leverage in an already
JPMorgan is calling Bitcoin the “debasement trade,” which means you’re probably not bullish enough. The world’s biggest investment bank doesn’t hand out nicknames for speculative assets lightly. But Bitcoin has notched 17 years of unstoppable block-after-block resilience, and Wall Street has finally conceded what the cypherpunks have known all along: there is no alternative when
A recent analysis on CNBC’s Market Alert suggests that Bitcoin could go much higher in the next three months, providing historical context for this rally. Host Carl Quintanilla dissected the Bitcoin chart alongside Cappthesis founder Frank Cappelleri, providing insight on what to expect from Bitcoin in the coming months. They found a recurring pattern of
Story Highlights Ethereum ETFs recorded $233.55 million in total inflows, while Bitcoin ETFs saw a combined inflow of $985.08 million Bitcoin is currently trading at around $122,777, nearing its all time high Ethereum’s price climbed to $4,502.39, supported by a market cap of $544.369 billion On October 3, 2025, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a
US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) began the historically bullish month of October with their second-best week of inflows since launch, signaling renewed investor optimism. Spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs recorded $3.24 billion worth of cumulative net positive inflows over the past week, nearly matching their record of $3.38 billion in the week ending Nov. 22,
Bitcoin price has surged past $122,000, testing the upper Bollinger Band and breaking through a multi-week resistance. But this rally is colliding with a major macroeconomic wild card: the U.S. Supreme Court’s upcoming hearings on Trump’s tariff powers and control over the Federal Reserve. These cases could reshape monetary policy, trade flows, and investor sentiment.
While Bitcoin’s four-year cycle may not play out exactly as it has in the past, that doesn’t mean the concept is entirely dead, according to a crypto executive. “I think when it comes to the four-year cycle, the reality is that it’s very likely that we’ll continue to see some form of a cycle,” crypto