Bitcoin may outperform every major asset over the next decade, according to a new Bitwise report projecting a 28% annual growth rate. The firm cites rising institutional demand, scarce supply, and growing concerns over fiat currency debasement as key drivers for the rally. Summary Bitwise projects Bitcoin could grow 28.3% annually over the next decade,
Legendary trader Peter Brandt claims that Bitcoin bulls desperately need to reclaim the $117,570 level in order to avoid a “potential” double top. The leading cryptocurrency is currently changing hands at $111,794 after dipping to an intraday low of $100,381. Huge sell order During the weekend, a Bitcoin whale liquidated a total of 24,000 coins
This week the price of Bitcoin has temporarily entered a new phase. This is a phase characterized by a substantial absence of directionality. This translates into minor movements, almost irrelevant except in the very short term. Summary The lateralization The bullrun The dollar The crypto markets The lateralization In this regard, the hypothesis is increasingly
Bitcoin is steadying after a volatile weekend that shook out leveraged traders and left the market questioning whether support at $110K can hold. Following Sunday’s whale-driven flash crash, Bitcoin (BTC) price is once again consolidating near $111,000, and traders are debating whether a rebound toward the $116K–$120K zone is in play. Summary Bitcoin is stabilizing
BlackRock’s Bitcoin stash has shrunk by more than $5 billion in just one week, with blockchain data showing steady outflows from the world’s largest asset manager’s ETF addresses. As of August 20, 2025, BlackRock held 749,940 BTC worth $87.22 billion. By August 27, those holdings had dropped to 744,590 BTC valued at $81.74 billion. The