Amid a cautious recovery in the crypto market, Bitcoin ($BTC) has returned to a key technical zone, with Finbold’s AI price models projecting that the flagship cryptocurrency could trade at $76,199 by May 31, 2026. Compared with the $77,306 reference price recorded at the time of the prediction, the forecast implies a modest 1.43% decline
As Bitcoin’s price fluctuations continue, new data shared by the cryptocurrency market analysis platform Santiment has raised the question among investors: “Is the $80,000 level returning?” Santiment analysts note that the current wave of “fear, uncertainty, and doubt” (FUD) in the market is beginning to give way to cautious optimism. According to the analysis, the
U.S. public debt has crossed the size of the U.S. economy on a calculation from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, giving Bitcoin’s hard-money case a live fiscal benchmark as investors weigh scarce assets against Washington’s debt path. CRFB said debt held by the public reached $31.27 trillion at the end of the first
Bitcoin pushed to $78,254 Thursday, up 2.69% in 24 hours and outperforming a broader crypto market that rose 2.08%, as a macro risk-on shift lifted digital assets alongside equities. The recovery comes against a backdrop that remains uncertain. President Trump said Thursday he is “not satisfied” with the latest peace proposal from Iran, delivered through
After a 13% gain in April, Bitcoin spiked over $2,000 on the first day of May to reach an intraday peak of $78,924 before ultimately settling below $78,300. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin surged over $2,000 on May 1 to test $79,000 resistance after a 13% gain in April. Bitcoin’s jump triggered $120 million in short liquidations
Over the past seven days, bitcoin has moved within a range of $75,400 to $79,200, and over the last 24 hours, it has settled near $76,000 to $77,000 per coin. While a mix of influencers, analysts, and prediction market odds offer their own projections for bitcoin’s position by year’s end, we turned to 11 artificial
CryptoQuant’s latest Apr. 30 read shows that perpetual futures are driving Bitcoin’s recovery, while spot demand is still shrinking. That is the same market structure seen during the 2022 bear market rallies, when leverage-driven rebounds gave way to fresh downside. Spot buying through exchanges, ETFs, or direct on-chain accumulation represents committed capital. At the same
In brief Bitcoin’s April gains hovered just under 12%, marking its second positive monthly close since September 2025. Michael Saylor’s Strategy made four BTC purchases in April totaling $4.13 billion, with MSTR stock closing the month up 33%. CryptoQuant warns that “price gains are speculative rather than structural” as the demand metric remains negative, highlighting
Those looking for fresh narratives around bitcoin are getting so desperate that they’re bordering on lunacy. One popular crypto account on X recently suggested that gold will be displaced by bitcoin because we are going to build data centers on the moon, which will then enable us to, I guess, mine gold on asteroids, or