While volatility continues in the cryptocurrency markets, Bitcoin has given a critical bullish signal in technical and macroeconomic indicators. According to the latest data discussed on “The Wolf Of All Streets” program, the Golden Cross pattern in technical analysis, increased capital inflows into spot ETFs, and the decline in Tether (USDT) dominance could open the
Bitcoin may be slipping beyond its four-year cycle as institutional capital and macro liquidity gain influence over price. On Sept. 3, Bitcoin analyst Willy Woo said that Bitcoin could be moving toward a 6-to-8-year rhythm tied more closely to traditional finance’s short-term debt cycle than to its halving schedule. According to him, this shift does
In brief Bitcoin reclaimed $80,000, trading near $80,270 and up close to 3% over 24 hours, as $XRP, Ethereum, and $BNB rallied alongside a broader stock market advance. Fed Governor Christopher Waller signaled Thursday he could support holding rates steady, pulling September rate-hike odds down to 50.4% from 63.2% a day earlier, per CME FedWatch.
Bitcoin surged on Thursday — but industry-related stocks rose even quicker as a rally that started weeks ago again picked up steam. The price of the biggest cryptocurrency hit as high as $81,282 on Thursday morning in New York, a nearly 3% increase over a 24-hour period. Over the past 30 days, the bitcoin price
Bitcoin reclaimed $80,000 on Thursday, trading at $80,270.69, up 2.9% over the past 24 hours, as easing Federal Reserve rate hike expectations lifted risk assets across markets. Ethereum climbed back above $2,450, and roughly $86 million in short positions were liquidated within an hour of the move. The rally was supported by stronger-than-expected US economic
Bitcoin price $BTC has risen 2.3% over the past 24 hours to roughly $78,500, breaking above $78,000 as softer US employment figures, fresh spot ETF inflows, and lower Treasury yields have supported demand for $BTC. ADP reported that US private employers added 38,000 jobs in August, below market expectations of roughly 47,000 and the weakest
Bitcoin price held near $77,700 on Sept. 3 after recovering from an intraday low around $76,264, but weakening spot demand and $236.5 million in US ETF outflows kept the rebound under pressure. Bitcoin price holds above $77,000 According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price traded around $77,700 at the time of writing, up about
Bitcoin could reach $840,000 within five years under River’s most aggressive institutional-allocation model, but CoinDCX co-founder Sumit Gupta has challenged key assumptions behind it. River estimates $1.3 trillion to $5.3 trillion in net inflows if 20%–40% of investor portfolios adopt average Bitcoin allocations of 2%–4%. Source: X Using a three-times market-cap effect for every dollar
Bitcoin price extended its recovery above $80,000 on Sept. 3 after Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller cooled expectations for a September rate hike, while the charts showed strong momentum approaching a critical resistance zone. According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price was trading near $80,840 at the time of writing, up approximately 4.5% from
Bitcoin is holding near $77,000-$78,000 as traders watch a key support zone for signs that the latest consolidation is nearing an end. One-hour and four-hour charts show $BTC compressing below resistance, with a bullish breakout scenario still intact unless price loses support and opens the door to $73,000-$75,000. Bitcoin Holds Key Support as Bulls Target