U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds shed around $681 million over the past week as institutional demand appears to be losing momentum. Despite this, charts show a highly bullish pattern remains at play. Summary Bitcoin price has rebounded back after a bearish week. Bitcoin ETFs logged $681 million in net outflows over the past week. An
Samson Mow, the JAN3 CEO and a vocal Bitcoin proponent, has taken to his account on the X social media giant to share an ultra-bullish Bitcoin price prediction with his vast army of followers. While this is not the first time Mow has predicted Bitcoin would hit $1 million, this time, his statement has a
Bitcoin’s role as a non-sovereign risk asset may benefit from renewed investor focus amid a criminal investigation into US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Federal prosecutors opened a criminal investigation into Powell over testimony he gave to a Senate committee about renovations to the Fed’s buildings. In a Sunday statement, Powell said the investigation is
Bitcoin whale wallets showed a sharp 30 day balance jump near early January, while price stayed relatively steady on the same view. At the same time, analyst Friedrich said a weekly close above $88,500 could confirm the range break after weeks of consolidation above $80,000. Whale cohort balance flips positive on 30 day view Onchain
Veteran trader Peter Brandt has just spotlighted Bitcoin Cash (BCH) in a way that is certain to catch the crypto crowd off-guard. Most people were expecting “Bitcoin” to be another take on BTC, but Brandt flipped the script by openly expressing interest in Bitcoin Cash (BCH). You might know BCH as the often-ignored fork that
Bitcoin’s four-year cycle used to be a comfort blanket. Even people who claimed they didn’t believe in it still traded as they did. The halving would cut new supply, the market would spend months pretending nothing happened, then liquidity would show up, leverage would follow, retail would rediscover its password, and the chart would start
Bitcoin’s breakout story is on course, but the needed bounce is not clean. The Bitcoin price has reclaimed key trend support, history favors continuation, and short-term selling has dried up. Yet every push higher is meeting supply. The reason is not obvious from the price alone. One holder group is still selling into strength, and
Bitcoin price continues to compress below key resistance as macro risk re-enters the equation. BTC price trades within a tightening range after failing to reclaim higher ground, while external pressure builds around U.S. monetary credibility. The Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell investigation by the Department of Justice creates institutional uncertainty at an opportune time when
Bitcoin shows resilience amid market tensions, with key resistance and support levels defining its next potential move for January 12. Specifically, Bitcoin (BTC) rose 1.3% today as mounting political tension between President Trump and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell rattled global markets. While stock futures and the U.S. dollar slipped, Bitcoin seemed to gain its
Two companies backed by Adam Back, a British cryptographer and co-founder of Blockstream, started on the path to amalgamate to strengthen their bitcoin BTC$90,712.89 treasury management capabilities. H100 Group (H100) a Swedish health-technology company with 1,046 BTC, signed a letter of intent to buy all of Future Holdings AG, a Zurich-based bitcoin treasury company. In