Bitcoin holders may want to rethink their price targets for 2025, with one Bitcoin analyst arguing that $110,000 has been firmly established as Bitcoin’s new bottom. “You can kind of start lifting some of your targets and saying, “Well, because we’ve proven 110, that’s the floor, where do we go from here?” James Check said
Bitcoin price corrected gains and traded below the $124,000 level. BTC is now struggling and might continue to move down below $120,000. Bitcoin started a downside correction below the $123,200 level. The price is trading below $123,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance at $122,750
Bitcoin’s BTC$121,309.08 implied volatility (IV) gauge has climbed to a 2.5-month high, consistent with the seasonal trends. Volmex’s bitcoin implied volatility index, BVIV, which represents the annualized expected price turbulence over four weeks, has topped 42%, the highest since late August, according to data source TradingView. IV measures the market’s expectations for future price swings
Bitcoin ( BTC) derivatives markets showed signs of renewed activity Thursday, with total futures and options open interest (OI) trending higher as BTC traded around $121,280 during the afternoon session, following an intraday low of $120,923. BTC Options Data Reveals Bullish Tilt With 59.57% Calls vs 40.43% Puts Data from Coinglass revealed that total BTC
The cryptocurrency was trading sideways on Thursday morning, three days after notching a fresh all-time high on Monday. Institutional Buying Is Heating up, Even as BTC Trades Sideways DDC Enterprise Limited (NYSEAM: DDC) or “DayDayCook” pivoted from its Asian culinary business to become a bitcoin treasury firm with a $528 million investment earlier this year.
Bitcoin’s BTC$121,745.46 price swoon is marked by a veteran trader placing a bearish bet worth millions of dollars. A bitcoin “OG” placed a leveraged short of 3,600 BTC, valued at $438 million, on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid during overnight trading, as BTC’s spot price briefly dipped below $120,000, according to blockchain analyst LookOnChain. The liquidation
Bitcoin prices dropped below $120,000 on Thursday, October 9, as several variables pushed the digital currency lower. The world’s most prominent cryptocurrency fell to as little as $119,713.65, after rising to as much as $123,822.08 earlier in the day, according to Coinbase data from TradingView. This movement represented a 3.3% decline. The digital asset reached
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has formally verified the US government’s status as among the world’s largest Bitcoin holders. This marks a significant step forward in the country’s expanding cryptocurrency ecosystem where not only general public, but the government itself, that once was against the notion of cryptocurrency itself, seems to be inclined towards considering Bitcoin
Shares of Strategy (MSTR) are down about 3.6% today, weighed by a slide in Bitcoin. The broader crypto market is under pressure. Bitcoin slipped roughly 2% over the past 24 hours, retreating from recent highs. That drop is rippling into crypto-linked equities — Strategy is one of the most exposed. Strategy (MSTR) is currently trading
Despite several major catalysts, Bitcoin’s price fell from its all-time high, reaching critical support. Summary Bitcoin’s price is falling despite record ETF inflows and adoption Stocks and gold have fared much better compared to BTC this week Still, declining confidence in the dollar may boost Bitcoin and gold Bitcoin’s price is slowing, despite record ETF