Bitcoin could decline to as low as $48,000 this year, according to pricing signals from traders on the prediction platform Kalshi. The market-implied odds point to growing caution as volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty continue to weigh on digital assets. Key Points Prediction market Kalshi signals heightened downside risk, with significant probabilities of Bitcoin falling below
Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) and prominent market analysts are confident: the coming years could validate the “Bitcoin Super Cycle,” fundamentally decoupling the asset from its traditional four-year patterns. This potential structural shift suggests that institutional liquidity and regulatory clarity may finally supersede the programmatic impact of supply issuance. Historically, Bitcoin’s price discovery has been
The current state of the crypto market is unfolding almost exactly as historical patterns would suggest, according to Michael Terpin, CEO of Transform Ventures That’s why he was skeptical of recent overly optimistic bottom calls. “When people thought the bottom was going to be at $80,000 and that it would only be a six-week bear
Bitcoin prices traded cautiously after US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs snapped a three-day inflow streak, adding pressure to an already fragile market structure. Summary Bitcoin traded cautiously near $67,000 after US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs ended a three-day inflow streak, flipping back to net outflows. ETF flow data points to waning institutional demand, reinforcing fragile market structure
Bitcoin price failed to stay above $70,000 and started another decline. $BTC is now trading below $68,800 and might extend losses in the near term. Bitcoin is slowly moving lower below $68,800 and $68,000. The price is trading below $68,000 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with
In Switzerland, you can now buy Bitcoin with cash at train stations! This feature has been available since 2023 through Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) ticket machines. The machines issue Bitcoin paper wallets, giving users instant access to Bitcoin. As a part of Switzerland’s growing reputation as a crypto-friendly country. Moreover, partners like Mt Pelerin and
Bitcoin ($BTC) has fallen 23.4% so far this year, after declining more than 6% in 2025. Prices have remained under sustained pressure, with the leading cryptocurrency currently trading at $67,214. Amid this, a key question continues to weigh on market sentiment: when will the Bitcoin downtrend end? Four key signals suggest that the asset may
Gold advocate and long-time crypto skeptic Peter Schiff believes that Bitcoin is on track to plunge to $10,000, and that level might not hold. “Looking at a long-term Bitcoin chart, it looks like it will have some initial support around $10K,” Schiff wrote on X. Schiff’s victory lap Following Bitcoin’s enormous crash to $60,000, Schiff
David Schwartz, Ripple’s newly appointed CTO Emeritus and co-creator of the $XRP Ledger, has described Bitcoin as “a technological dead end.” He argues that the world’s largest cryptocurrency no longer relies on technological innovation for its success. Schwartz recently revealed that he had sold nearly all of his Bitcoin holdings for $7,500. “The technology just