Bitcoin’s latest rebound has renewed debate over whether the asset can reach $250,000 before the end of 2026. Veteran trader Peter Brandt has pushed back against that target, saying the current chart does not show the type of bottom pattern needed for such a move. Bitcoin is trading near $77,000 after slipping from recent intraday
In brief A successful breakout above $82,000 will add fuel to Bitcoin’s ongoing recovery rally, potentially pushing it toward $90,000, QCP analysts argue. Fed Chair Powell’s forward guidance for the rest of the year, and first-quarter earnings from big tech, will redefine U.S. investor risk appetite. Without a catalyst, Bitcoin’s price action will be volatile
Bitcoin steadied within a tight band on the four-hour chart, signaling a cooling phase after its recent surge. The asset pushed toward $79,500 before stalling, and it now trades in a compressed range between $76,600 and $78,000. This structure reflects a pause rather than a confirmed reversal, as buyers defend support while sellers cap upside
Bitcoin ($BTC) was worth $110,000 at last year’s big Las Vegas conference but by the time Bitcoin 2026 kicked off this week, it had fallen to less than $79,000. Unfortunately, that was just the start of the disappointment. The conference opened yesterday at The Venetian in Las Vegas with two senior US officials addressing a
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel used a Bitcoin 2026 Conference panel to signal a shift in how the U.S. government approaches digital assets, stressing support for developers and a focus on crime rather than code. Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal, moderating the virtual discussion, opened by asking Blanche and
In its latest report on the Bitcoin market, cryptocurrency analytics company Glassnode stated that despite strong bullish signals, a cautious consolidation period is also evident in the market. According to the analysis, while Bitcoin’s price momentum increased by 4.8%, the Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) in spot markets recorded a remarkable rise of 199.1%. These figures
Bitcoin ($BTC) is pushing back toward the mid-$80,000 range after rebounding from recent lows, with traders now watching a key resistance zone for the next move. A widely shared market analysis suggests the current rally could extend slightly higher before a sharper reversal. The setup points to a potential “bull trap” scenario as macro and
A new report published today by Fidelity reveals that while the cryptocurrency market is in a consolidation phase, key indicators are beginning to signal stability. According to the report, investor funds continue to concentrate largely in BTC, the most liquid asset, especially as Bitcoin maintains its role as an “anchor asset” in the market. The
Vocal cryptocurrency critic and gold bug Peter Schiff is taking fresh shots at MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor. Schiff claims that his grandest Bitcoin price predictions are mathematically unraveling. Schiff took aim at Saylor’s extremely audacious 2025 forecast that Bitcoin would hit $1 million per coin if Strategy managed to accumulate 5% of the total