In a recent interview, Tesla and SpaceX CEO, tech magnate Elon Musk, has shared his vision of a currency in the future. The value behind it is totally different from what any bank executive would mention, and the crypto community interpreted Musk’s words as the description of Bitcoin. Elon Musk describes a future currency In
Bitcoin price today trades near $92,800 after failing to hold above short-term resistance and slipping back into a fragile consolidation range. Sellers remain active as repeated spot outflows cap upside attempts, while buyers focus on defending the $90,000 to $93,000 support band to avoid a deeper pullback. Buyers Step Back As Spot Outflows Persist BTC
Bitcoin’s BTC$92,120.30 drop to just above $91,000 may be encountering technical gravity as an unfilled CME gap remains just below current prices. The gap was created over the weekend after CME bitcoin futures closed on Friday near $90,600 and reopened on Sunday evening around $91,600. CME bitcoin futures are cash-settled contracts designed to track the
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at near $91,700 at press time, down almost 2% in the last 24 hours. Over the past week, it has gained 4%. The focus now is shifting from short-term price swings to what’s happening with supply on exchanges. Fewer coins are being held on trading platforms, even as the price stays
Bitcoin price is consolidating after a shallow 1% day-on-day pullback, even as a bold macro prediction from Farzam Ehsani, CEO of VALR, draws attention. His thesis points to major upside once capital rotation shifts from precious metals. For now, Bitcoin must clear a few short-term pressure zones before that scenario can unfold. Why the VALR
Story Highlights Zac Prince says extreme bearish sentiment in late 2025 could be setting Bitcoin up for its next major move. Despite retail losing interest, institutions are still building quietly behind the scenes. Prince predicts Bitcoin will reach a new all-time high in 2026 as distribution and adoption expand. Zac Prince, former BlockFi CEO and
Silver surged to $82.7 per ounce in early Asian trading hours, nearing its recent all-time high (ATH). The precious metal briefly overtook NVIDIA to become the world’s second-largest asset by market capitalization. The move has drawn significant attention across financial markets. Analysts are increasingly comparing silver to Bitcoin, with some suggesting the cryptocurrency could be
Story Highlights Bitcoin dips 2.18% from highs, but veteran trader views move as healthy correction. Matthew Dixon says ABC correction and falling wedge signal bullish continuation, not breakdown. Key Bitcoin support sits at $82K–$85K, resistance zones range between $95K and $112K. Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, recently dropped from its yearly high of $94,762 to
Bitcoin’s Jan. 6 surge past $94,000 quickly reversed to $91,500 erasing over 2% and triggering $96.5 million in long liquidations as total crypto market cap slipped by $70 billion. While skeptics framed the initial surge as a “dead cat bounce,” institutional inflows of $1.1 billion into spot exchange-traded funds and metrics showing strong accumulation suggest