Category: Bitcoin

Bitcoin rebounded above a key support zone as buyers returned, while momentum and futures demand point to a possible breakout ahead today. Bitcoin ($BTC) snapped back above $71,000 after a sharp intraday surge erased early weakness and put bulls back in control of the short-term trend. At the time of this press, Bitcoin traded at

Story Highlights Bitcoin may drop toward $40K as four-year cycle signals final discount before next bull run begins. Ali Martinez identifies $41,500 to $45,000 buy zone, historically forming base ahead of major rallies globally. Retail Bitcoin demand collapses as transactions below $10,000 fall, signaling weaker participation from smaller investors today. Bitcoin moved higher on Tuesday,

Bitcoin risks falling as oil prices are rising again above $100 per barrel today. This comes as the US and Israel strike new Iranian energy infrastructure linked to power plants, even after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a temporary halt.

The correlation between Bitcoin and gold in March is showing rare signals suggesting Bitcoin may have already formed a bottom. As the market enters the final week of March, gold has recorded its fourth consecutive weekly decline. Meanwhile, Bitcoin continues to consolidate around $70,000. This divergence is drawing increasing attention from analysts. $BTC/Gold Ratio Signals

While Bitcoin has come under scrutiny for its performance during periods of geopolitical tension, recent data suggests otherwise. Recent data from Bitcoin-only brokerage exchange River Financial shows that $BTC has actually performed better than most legacy assets, contrary to popular belief. This emphasizes its dual nature as a risk asset and a proper store of

Bitcoin could be approaching its next major market bottom in late May 2026 if historical cycle patterns continue, according to an analyst tracking post-halving trends. That outlook comes from JA Maartun, a community analyst at blockchain data firm CryptoQuant. Writing on X, he noted that Bitcoin is now 703 days past its most recent halving.

Story Highlights Bitcoin has outdone both the S&P 500 and gold over the four-week US-Iran war. The cryptocurrency has also seen significant adoption among institutions and war afflicted nations. Several reasons favor the digital gold over traditional assets. Bitcoin ($BTC) has excelled over gold and the S&P 500 ($SPX) in terms of returns in the

Bitcoin’s monthly performance is under scrutiny as early 2026 data points to a possible shift in seasonal patterns, with March now positioned as a key inflection point. After consecutive declines in January and February, the latest recovery raises questions about whether the asset can avoid an extension of what would mark a prolonged losing streak.

TL;DR: Analyst Celal projects a new all-time high of $145,000 for Bitcoin, placing the fulfillment of this target between the months of October and November. The RSI (Relative Strength Index) indicator is emerging as the technical catalyst, with a predicted climb toward the overbought zone at 90 points. Analysts such as Ali Martinez identify a

Bitcoin is sending mixed signals as one chart shows a heavy no trade zone and another points to fading momentum. Together, they suggest the market may stay trapped until a stronger breakout or breakdown forces the next move. Bitcoin URPD Shows Key No Trade Zone Between $65,636 and $70,685 The chart shared by Ali Charts

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