The cryptocurrency has rallied ever since the U.S. Federal government shut down at midnight on Wednesday due to partisan fiscal squabbling. Federal Impasse Pushes Bitcoin Toward Record High It’s day three of the federal government shutdown, but one couldn’t tell by looking at the markets. Stocks are mostly up, except for a few tech companies
Bitcoin price is edging closer to new all-time highs, supported by a rise in open interest. With price action holding above key levels, the market structure remains firmly bullish. Summary Bitcoin is testing $123,348 resistance, the last key barrier before new all-time highs. Channel structure remains bullish, with consecutive higher highs and higher lows. Open
Michael Saylor, the man whose corporate treasury has become almost synonymous with Bitcoin itself, is asking just one question as 2025 reaches its final quarter: “Will BTC close the year above $150,000?” His poll has already gotten over 42,000 votes, with three out of every four people saying they think the world’s biggest cryptocurrency can
Bitcoin nears record $124K after strong September and Uptober surge. Institutional ETF inflows and corporate buys fuel bullish momentum. Analysts project $160K–$200K if demand growth continues in Q4. Bitcoin (BTC) has stormed into the final quarter of 2025 with the kind of momentum that traders had hoped for, breaking through the $120,000 barrier and reigniting
Naval Ravikant earned millions of impressions for a controversial assertion this week that Zcash (ZEC) is insurance against Bitcoin (BTC). Almost nobody agreed with him. In various posts on social media, the crypto community pointed out the differences between insurance and price performance, the positive correlation between ZEC and BTC, the inferior performance of ZEC,
“Uptober” is off to a roaring start. Bitcoin shot up in price Friday afternoon, rapidly spiking from a price of about $120,000 to a recent peak of $123,855—but fell just short of breaking the all-time price record. Bitcoin was recently trading for $122,346 after giving up some of the gains. It’s up 1.3% on the
Crypto bros tracking bitcoin’s (BTC) price against re-releases of the McDonald’s McRib got a little too excited this week when an online news outlet mistakenly reported the sandwich’s return. Analyst Jack McCordic, known as “internbrah” on X, claims the McRib has “historically” heralded an up-to-2X increase in BTC’s price. McCordic’s graph shows that when the
Bitcoin (BTC) has rallied over 10% this week as institutional demand continues to rise, supporting the narrative that September lows are usually followed by strong upward movements. Indeed, historical data shows that October tends to deliver high returns for the cryptocurrency (over 20% on average), earning the month its signature “Uptober” nickname. The situation this
Bitcoin has reclaimed the $120,000 mark, signaling renewed bullish momentum that is pushing the crypto king closer to its all-time high. The sharp rise in price reflects improving investor sentiment as fresh capital flows into the market. Mid-sized holders and ETF inflows appear to be playing a crucial role. Bitcoin Has Strong Backing The Trend