Bitcoin is flashing one of the oldest signals in market history, but this time it isn’t the only chart worth watching. As the cryptocurrency edges toward a bitcoin golden cross, a separate and less obvious pattern is forming in the stablecoin market that could make this particular signal harder to dismiss than usual. Key takeaways
Despite India’s headline grabbing 7.8% GDP growth, millions of Indians are embracing Bitcoin ($BTC) even as per capita incomes remain far below those of advanced economies. The growing demand for $BTC points to a deeper economic reality, where rapid GDP expansion has yet to fully translate into household wealth, stronger wages or protection against inflation,
Bitcoin rose to $81,098.53, up 4.8% over the past 24 hours, pushing past resistance near the 50-week moving average that analysts had been watching closely in recent sessions. A Level Bitcoin Had Struggled to Clear The move follows a period of uncertainty. As recently as a day earlier, Bitcoin’s weekly chart showed signs of rejection
Bitcoin’s 1-Hour Chart Keeps the Breakout on Hold The 1-hour chart shows bitcoin’s price logging a choppy grind higher after touching $76,229, with the rebound running into a liquidity pocket around $78,500. Candles have been mixed, while volume has remained below levels seen during the Sept. 2 selloff. A local high reached $78,743, but the
Venture capitalist Anthony Pompliano has called the combination of Bitcoin ($BTC) and artificial intelligence (AI) the only viable investment portfolio for the next two decades. The strategy is designed to protect long-term capital from a fiscal crisis in the United States. According to Pompliano, the U.S. debt burden, which exceeded $40 trillion by September 2026
Bitcoin has gained almost 23% over the past month, but a few choppy sessions briefly dragged the asset below $76,500. $BTC has since stabilized above $77,700 following a minor 1.4% surge on Thursday. The latest uptick came mainly from short covering rather than a fresh increase in leverage, according to QCP Capital, as markets continued
Bitcoin’s relationship with global markets is changing as its price movements continue to track gold while weakening its correlation with technology stocks. Bloomberg and Grayscale Investments data show Bitcoin’s 90-day correlation with gold reaching above 50% by August 24, 2026, while its correlation with the Nasdaq 100 dropped to roughly 33%. The crossover strengthens Bitcoin’s
As of September 3, 2026, the Bitcoin price today sits at $77,927.99, holding just above a cluster of daily moving averages that have defined the uptrend for months. $BTC consolidates right at its daily pivot after a late-August run above $80,000. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Key takeaways Bitcoin trades at
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s warning that the world is “awash in debt” has been seized on by Anthony Scaramucci as an inadvertent advertisement for Bitcoin. “Bessent stood in front of the G20 and said the world is awash in debt. Bitcoin’s entire pitch is that sentence,” Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital and a longtime
Bitcoin ($BTC) surged above $81,000 following comments from Federal Reserve Board member Christopher Waller suggesting interest rates could remain unchanged at the September meeting, triggering massive liquidations in the cryptocurrency derivatives market. Leveraged trades held by investors taking positions against the rise were rapidly closed, with $334.6 million worth of positions liquidated in just the