Bitcoin price prediction for October stays bullish above $78,000, the level $BTC needs to hold to keep its August breakout intact. Bitcoin Price Analysis: Can $BTC Hold Its August Breakout Into October? Bitcoin Price Analysis (Source: TradingView) $BTC is holding its August breakout, trading near $83,259.34 and still above all four major weekly moving averages
Bitcoin remains a focal point for investors, with its ETF cumulative flows nearing record highs. Eric Balchunas highlighted this trend, noting it’s astonishing given the market’s challenges over the past 11 months. The increasing flows suggest renewed confidence among investors, which could have significant implications for future market dynamics. Inside the Move The Bitcoin ETF
Gemini recently tweeted about waking up to an $85,000 Bitcoin, generating significant buzz and commentary within the crypto community. This tweet, which has garnered over 106 likes and 19 replies, reflects a notable sentiment shift around Bitcoin’s price. As the market reacts, traders are keen to analyze the implications of such a price point on
On-chain analytics platform Glassnode reported that the Bitcoin price continues to remain above significant cost floors, but weakening spot ETF inflows, low trading volume, and accumulated sell orders in the $85,000-$85,500 region are limiting the upside. According to Glassnode’s latest assessment, spot Bitcoin ETFs traded in the US saw net inflows of approximately $1 billion
Crypto analyst Rekt Capital stated that the $82,500 level is critically important in Bitcoin’s short-term outlook. According to the analyst, Bitcoin is likely to continue fluctuating around $82,500 until the September monthly candle close. Rekt Capital stated that if Bitcoin closes below approximately $82,500 on a monthly basis, the likelihood of a shallow pullback and/or
Bitcoin [$BTC] bounced by 2.42% from Monday’s low of $82,563 to $84,564 by the 29th of September. However, $BTC’s price faced rejection from the $84.5k supply zone yet again. Despite the short-term pullback from $87.3k, the Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index was at the highest it had been since August 2025. Source: Look Into Bitcoin
Hourly Bitcoin Chart Keeps the Bounce Alive On the 1-hour chart, bitcoin’s price rebounded from the Sept. 28 local low of $82,555 remains intact, with price holding just below $85,000 after the sharp Sept. 23-24 retreat from $87,272. The market spent Sept. 25-27 chopping between roughly $84,000 and $85,000 before slipping to that $82,555 floor.
Analyzing the Origin of the Coins Onchain Lens unearthed the move earlier today, estimating that the whale picked up its bitcoin haul at a staggering $3 to $4. The individual is now sitting on a gain of more than 2,000,000%. In terms of how the coins arrived, between February and May 2011, the wallet received
The U.S. labor market is showing signs of weakness. The Labor Department’s JOLTS report, released on the 29th of September, shows that U.S. job openings decreased to 7.079 million in August from a revised 7.335 million in July. The job-openings rate also slipped to 4.3% from 4.4%, while hiring increased slightly to 5.192 million. Quits
BIT Research published a report on Wednesday arguing that Bitcoin’s bear market is over, with one upside scenario for this cycle running from $185,000 to $215,000. The primary cryptocurrency is trading above $83,000 and looks set to finish its third straight month in the green, pushing quarterly gains to 42%. BIT Calls the Bottom on