A warning signal is flashing on the charts, with market analysts predicting that the Bitcoin price could collapse again soon. According to technical analysis, if BTC fails to continue its uptrend, it could repeat the bear-market crash from past cycles, potentially dragging its price down by double-digit percentages. Bitcoin Price To Repeat 2022 Bear Market
Bitcoin could play a growing role in institutional portfolios, according to Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood, who described the asset as a valuable diversification tool in her 2026 market outlook. In a wide-ranging note, Wood pointed to bitcoin’s low correlation with other major asset classes, including gold, equities and bonds, as a reason asset allocators
Bitcoin opened a key week with U.S. spot ETF inflows running slightly ahead of last year’s pace. Meanwhile, BTC hovered under the 50 week MA and EMA cluster, setting up a near term reclaim or another rejection. Bitcoin ETF inflows edge ahead of last year as early 2026 trend tracks history Bitcoin spot ETF inflows
Market data indicates that XRP may now be approaching the first of two trendlines that previously led to breakouts against Bitcoin. Notably, these trendlines exist on the XRP/BTC 3-month chart and have historically presented resistance to an XRP rally against Bitcoin, capping XRP’s long-term performance even during periods of intense bullish momentum. Data from the
CEO of Metaplanet Simon Gerovich shared a truth about corporate Bitcoin adoption. He said, “The gap between companies holding Bitcoin and those that don’t isn’t about conviction in the asset.” He added, for most firms, Bitcoin is simply never discussed at all. It is not debated in boardrooms, it is not rejected after analysis but
Vanguard Group manages nearly $12 trillion in assets and shapes global investment trends. When such a firm takes a new position, markets notice immediately. The company has now disclosed its first ever purchase of shares in Strategy, previously known as MicroStrategy. This move matters because Strategy operates as a Bitcoin treasury company. The firm holds
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $1.42 billion in net inflows over the past week, marking their strongest weekly performance since early October amid a renewed return of institutional demand. According to data from SoSoValue, inflows into spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs peaked midweek, with Wednesday recording the largest single-day net inflow of roughly $844 million,
If bitcoin had a theme song today, it’d be “Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop”—except, maybe it might stop to catch its breath. Trading in a narrow intraday range, the asset has taken a breather above the $95K threshold, forming what might be a bullish flag waving at momentum. The market’s pulse? Steady with a chance of
With bitcoin hovering tantalizingly near the $100,000 mark, long-silent, old-school bitcoin wallets are suddenly stirring, reappearing with a noticeable uptick in activity. On Jan. 16, two wallets dating back to 2016 sprang to life, moving 1,087 BTC—valued at more than $103 million—for the first time in 9 years and 9 months. From Cold Storage to