Bitcoin’s BTC$96,729.76 next market phase will be defined less by whether investors believe in the asset and more by how much exposure they take, and through which vehicles, according to Ark Invest’s David Puell. Puell, a research trading analyst and associate portfolio manager for digital assets at the asset management firm led by investor Cathie
Gold and silver just hit fresh all-time highs as investors flee sovereign debt, and Bitwise research argues this “gold first, Bitcoin later” rotation could set up a delayed, parabolic BTC rally over the next 4–7 months. Summary Gold broke to record highs and silver set a new market-cap peak as macro stress and Fed-linked scandals
Bitcoin’s relative price stability has endured the latest remarks from US President Donald Trump in which he reportedly refuted previous claims that his country could initiate attacks against Iran, similar to what happened in Venezuela last week. The information became public earlier today, and it came from Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan, who also claimed that
After spending much of late 2025 consolidating below six-figure territory, Bitcoin (BTC) has started 2026 with renewed momentum. In just two weeks, the world’s largest cryptocurrency has delivered a double-digit gain, pushing back toward the psychologically important $100,000 level and rewarding investors who entered the year with fresh exposure. According to price data as of
Arthur Hayes, the founder of BitMEX and a closely followed figure in the cryptocurrency markets, has published his new article titled “Frowny Cloud”. In his article, Hayes argued that the main reason Bitcoin (BTC) might not perform as expected throughout 2025 is the tightening of US dollar liquidity. According to him, the tightening of dollar
U.S. stock markets had a rough week, wiping out about $650 billion in market value as major indexes moved lower. The Nasdaq fell around 1.4%, the Dow Jones dropped 1.2%, and the S&P 500 slipped roughly 1%, even as stocks remain near record highs. At the same time, Bitcoin moved in the opposite direction. Bitcoin
Bitcoin extended its short-term advance on the four-hour chart as prices stabilized near recent highs. The move followed a decisive breakout from the $90,000–$91,000 base, which reset market expectations. Traders now assess whether consolidation signals continuation or a pause before the next expansion. Current price action suggests buyers remain in control, even as volatility stays
Cryptocurrency markets staged their largest short squeeze since the sharp selloff in early October, as a rebound in prices forced bearish traders to unwind positions and fueled hopes of a broader recovery. Short liquidations across crypto futures and perpetual contracts climbed to about $200 million on Wednesday, the highest level since roughly $1 billion in
Cryptocurrency analysts note that significant “deleveraging” signals have been observed in the derivatives market over the past three months, and this reshaping of the market structure could indicate a possible bottom formation. CryptoQuant, a cryptocurrency data platform, has reported that the amount of open interest in the Bitcoin derivatives market has steadily declined over the
Bitcoin has rallied roughly 10% so far in 2026, holding just below $97,000, and the move appears to be driven primarily by spot buying rather than leveraged positioning through futures. Spot markets involve the direct purchase of bitcoin for immediate delivery, meaning buyers take ownership of the asset. Futures markets, by contrast, are derivative contracts