The Bitcoin vs. gold debate has heated up over the past few months as investors reassess inflation risks and the future direction of monetary policy. Yet according to one market strategist, the divide now extends beyond portfolio hedging. In his view, it reflects something far larger: a wager on the trajectory of the American economy
Bitcoin’s long-held narrative as a safe haven and digital gold is under scrutiny, as veteran analyst Ran Neuner, among others, questions the pioneer crypto’s future. Experts outline why Bitcoin may no longer serve the role it once claimed, and why the broader crypto ecosystem could be on the brink of a new era. Bitcoin’s Store-of-Value
Bitcoin has entered its fifth consecutive month of red candles, yet it still shows no clear signs of a long lower wick that would suggest strong buying support. At the same time, whale data indicates persistent selling pressure. A fresh dump could emerge if demand fails to absorb the supply. Short-term traders should closely monitor
According to Coinglass data, the Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index has remained in negative territory for 33 consecutive days as of February 17th. The index currently stands at -0.0477%, marking the longest streak of uninterrupted negative premium since May 2023. This period also surpassed the approximately 30-day negative premium streak experienced during what is known in
Steak ‘n Shake says its sales have climbed sharply since it started letting customers pay with Bitcoin nine months ago, marking one of the most aggressive cryptocurrency pushes in the fast-food industry. The national burger restaurant announced the sales increase on Tuesday, saying its decision to accept digital currency payments has paid off. The company
Billionaire entrepreneur and investor Kevin O’Leary said that security risks posed by quantum computers are preventing institutional investors from growing their Bitcoin (BTC) positions. O’Leary stated that institutions are reluctant to increase their Bitcoin allocations above 3% until quantum-related risks are clearly resolved. According to O’Leary, the general approach on the institutional side is one
Bitcoin Bears Dominate: Failure to Break $71,800 Keeps Downside Risk Alive Bitcoin Price Weekly Outlook The past week’s price action has been rather lackluster for Bitcoin. After seeing a big bounce from $60,000, the price failed to get above short-term resistance at $71,800 last week. Instead, the price tested the short-term support at $65,650 before
Bitcoin $BTC$68,131.79 is struggling to build any upward momentum, even as the key panic gauge pulls back from its early-month high and hints at renewed stability. Bitcoin’s 30-day implied volatility, the fear or panic gauge, which reflects investors’ expectations for price swings over 4 weeks, has dropped to an annualised 52%, according to data source
Dan Ives, one of the most influential technology analysts in the global financial world, painted an optimistic picture of the economy and technology world in his latest broadcast. Despite the pessimistic market sentiment, Ives made noteworthy predictions about artificial intelligence (AI), US technology stocks, and Bitcoin ($BTC). Ives stated that the technology sector is still