Bitcoin has experienced a significant surge since the beginning of August, rising from about $63,000 to a recent high of about $87,000, before slightly declining to trade at about $84,600. Bitcoin has risen significantly above both its short-term and long-term moving averages, due to the steady and mostly uninterrupted movement. Market is stabilzing In a
Bitcoin is on track to record its second-strongest third quarter in CoinGlass data, marking a dramatic reversal after a difficult first half of 2026. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has gained roughly 43.5% during the July-September period, according to CoinGlass. That would make Q3 2026 the second-best Q3 in the platform’s dataset, trailing only the explosive
Bitcoin [$BTC] has been oscillating around $83k-$85k since the price dipped into this area on Wednesday, the 23rd of September. The 4-day consolidation came after a strong push from $76k to $87k last week. Such compression in volatility generally indicates another strong move was building up. Where will the next impulse move go? Here are
Bitcoin [BTC] was trading at $84,160.55 at press time after peaking to a height of $86K a few days ago. This rally caught everyone’s attention as it happened despite conditions that would normally be negative for risk assets. In other words, Bitcoin did not rise because the macroeconomic environment suddenly became easy. The leading cryptocurrency
Coinbase Global (NASDAQ: COIN) CEO Brian Armstrong still sees a path for Bitcoin to reach $400,000 by 2030. Brian repeated the forecast during a September 19 interview with MoneyRehabPodcast. His view is built around Bitcoin’s past market cycles. The network cuts the amount of new $BTC entering circulation about once every four years. Previous halving
Bitcoin has rallied 45% to $87K from July’s low of $57.8K. Despite briefly slipping back to $84K this week, Fidelity believes there was a higher chance of hitting $100K. Notably, the asset manager accurately called the $60K bottom and the end of Bitcoin winter. Now, Fidelity’s Head of Global Macro Jurrien Timmer is back with
Bitcoin is seeing two bullish signals at once. Bitcoin supply that hasn’t moved for more than six months has reached 81%, while the Inter-exchange Flow Pulse indicator has flipped back to a bullish trend. Bitcoin Supply Keeps More Coins Off The Market The 81% figure from an x post suggests a large share of $BTC
Bitcoin has held above $80,000 as gold weakens and Federal Reserve officials warn that inflation requires restrictive monetary policy. Their diverging performance raises a question: whether Bitcoin can absorb pressure from higher interest rates better than gold, even as rising Treasury yields keep the macroeconomic backdrop in focus. Bitcoin and Gold Move Apart The reported
Bitcoin price traded near $84,000 on Sep. 26 after retreating about 4% from its weekly high of $87,363. Sell orders clustered above the price, while the daily chart showed $BTC holding well above its 20-day midpoint. Bitcoin faces sell orders from $85,000 to $85,800 Bitcoin ($BTC) price rose to $87,363 earlier in the week before
U.S. President Donald Trump has rejected Iran’s proposed seven-day ceasefire plan and reportedly told close aides that he expects U.S. strikes on Iran to resume after the November 2026 midterm elections. The news has pressured crypto markets, with Bitcoin falling about 3.81% as the market entered a consolidation phase. Details of Iran’s 7-Day Ceasefire Proposal