Bitcoin BTC$92,652.12 traders began 2026 on a positive note, snapping up options bets that target a price rally into six digits. Since at least Friday, there has been a notable increase in investor interest in the $100,000 strike January expiry call option listed on Deribit, the world’s largest crypto options exchange by volume and open
Bitcoin (BTC) has rallied in the opening days of the year (for now), fueling optimism among bulls that 2026 could be a highly rewarding period. Others believe the following 12 months will be generous only for the bears, envisioning a severe pullback. The Bullish Scenario The largest cryptocurrency had its shining moments in 2025, and
Fu Rao, Executive Director of the Hong Kong International New Economy Research Institute, based in Hong Kong, argued in his analysis titled “Speculative Characteristics Weaken, Bitcoin Volatility Stabilizes,” published in the Hong Kong newspaper Ta Kung Pao, that Bitcoin’s rise in 2025 differs significantly from previous cycles. According to Fu Rao, the main reason for
Bitcoin is moving slowly this weekend, but important price levels are starting to take shape. After breaking higher on Saturday, the price has paused, showing a steady market mood. While there has not been a major rally yet, the overall setup shows that Bitcoin is still holding strength. Bitcoin Holds Support Near $90,400 The most
Despite Bitcoin’s history of volatility during geopolitical tensions, its price is unlikely to fall in the coming days following the US strike on Venezuela, according to a crypto analyst. “I don’t think we’ll see a widespread correction based on the attack in Venezuela on Bitcoin,” MN Trading Capital founder Michael van de Poppe said in
The crypto community is buzzing with the celebration of Bitcoin’s 17th birthday, and CFTC’s acting chairman, Caroline D. Pham, has joined in, sharing memories of her early Bitcoin trades. On Sunday, Jan. 4, Caroline D. Pham took to X to share old screenshots from Coinbase, showing some of her first major crypto transactions with the
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) remained firm at about $90,000, despite geopolitical tensions between the United States and Venezuela reaching a boiling point in the early hours of Saturday morning. Bitcoin briefly fell below $90,000 on Saturday before climbing back up above the $90,000 level, where it is trading at the time of this writing.
Bitcoin price today trades near $91,300 as the market moves into Jan 5 locked inside a tightening structure. Buyers are defending a rising short-term trendline, while sellers continue to cap upside below a descending resistance line that has defined price action since November. The result is compression, not momentum, with direction likely decided early this
Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s leading cryptocurrency, has found itself at a crossroads once again. The $95,000 level is now viewed as the immediate hurdle before the flagship cryptocurrency can potentially prevent the bulls from reclaiming the psychologically significant six-figure mark. According to widely followed crypto analyst Dave the Wave, the cryptocurrency is currently in a
As Bitcoin (BTC) hovers around the $90,000 level, the asset’s Rainbow Chart projects a wide range of possible price outcomes for January 31, 2026. The chart’s highest valuation band, ‘Maximum Bubble Territory’, spans roughly $334,173.88 to $449,435.85 and is historically associated with extreme overvaluation and late-cycle market euphoria. Just below it, the ‘Sell, Seriously, SELL!’