Bitcoin may strongly outperform gold over the next ten years, according to Dan Morehead, CEO of Pantera Capital. He shared this view during a recent talk at the Ondo Summit. His main reason is pretty simple, which is that most large institutions still hold almost no Bitcoin. LATEST: 📈 Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead says
Story Highlights Bitcoin slid to $74K as liquidations, weak US stocks, and ETF outflows sparked heavy selling, dragging Ethereum and altcoins sharply lower. Analysts say the crash reflects leveraged liquidations and profit-taking, with markets watching $74.5K support to avoid a deeper correction. Bitcoin price today dropped sharply, falling to the $74,000 level and triggering another
Bitcoin continues to strengthen its position as a long term investment asset, even as institutions largely stay on the sidelines. Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead believes this imbalance creates a historic opportunity. He argues Bitcoin will significantly outperform gold over the next decade due to structural demand shifts. Despite Bitcoin’s growing legitimacy, institutional Bitcoin exposure
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is set to report Q4 2025 earnings after market close on February 5, making Bitcoin’s struggle to hold the $76,000 level more than a technical battle. Bitcoin’s price is now directly shaping the company’s earnings narrative, investor sentiment, and the credibility of its leveraged Bitcoin treasury model. Bitcoin’s $76,000 Technical Support Bears
Bitcoin price today trades near $76,637 after testing the $75,355 level that marks the lowest price since late 2024. The bounce comes as Michael Burry, the investor who famously shorted the housing market in 2008, warns that corporate Bitcoin holders face a potential death spiral if prices fall another 10%. Burry Warns Of Corporate Bitcoin
Assets in spot Bitcoin ($BTC) ETFs slipped below $100 billion on Tuesday following a fresh $272 million in outflows. According to data from SoSoValue, the move marked the first time spot Bitcoin ETF assets under management have fallen below that level since April 2025, after peaking at about $168 billion in October. The drop came
Crypto analyst and Elliott Wave expert Gert van Lagen has highlighted a critical level that could determine the next move in the Bitcoin price. In a recently shared 2-week chart, Lagen points to a broader market structure that suggests Bitcoin may be preparing for another strong upward leg, provided it continues to hold above $74,000.
Savvy traders use a bunch of tools to analyze markets. The relative strength index (RSI) is one of the most popular ones, sniffing out trend strength and momentum extremes. Right now, the RSI is signaling that bitcoin is oversold, suggesting the recent sell-off has been too intense, and prices could see a relief bounce. But
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Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw fresh outflows on Tuesday even as ether- and $XRP-linked products drew net inflows, indicative of a growing split in how investors are positioning across major crypto assets during the latest bout of market volatility. U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $272 million in net outflows on Feb. 3, according to data