Bitcoin price prediction for September 22 stays bullish above $80,837, the level $BTC is defending inside a descending triangle even after closing the week above its 50-week moving average for the first time since November 2025. Bitcoin Price Analysis: Can $BTC Break Its Descending Triangle? Bitcoin Price Analysis (Source: TradingView) $BTC trades near $81,338, up
Bitcoin has traded just above $81,000 on Monday, extending its recovery from last week’s drop below $76,000 as regulatory developments, renewed ETF demand and upcoming U.S. macro events shape the next test for the market. Market data showed $BTC rising less than 1% over 24 hours during Asian trading on Sept. 21. The price has
Bitcoin price climbed above the $84,000 resistance and is holding near $85,000, as a sharp increase in buying pressure triggers a fresh broader market rally. Binance net taker volume reportedly surged to $618 million, while short liquidations added further fuel to $BTC’s upside move. The breakout has improved Bitcoin’s near-term structure, but traders now face
While there has been no shortage of Jim Cramer’s bearish takes regarding Bitcoin ($BTC) in recent months, his ‘buy crypto’ comment from September 2025 rings true into 2026 thanks to being anchored to the U.S. national debt. buy crypto pic.twitter.com/fI9CbDuu8Z — Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) September 29, 2025 Indeed, the former hedge fund manager and Mad
As of September 21, 2026, Bitcoin is trading around $85,000, sitting above every major moving average and outside the upper Bollinger Band on multiple timeframes. The $BTC price has entered a momentum event that could either extend further or snap back sharply once buyers run out of fuel. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50
A surge in volatility on Bitfinex led to a sharp distortion of prices in the $BTC-PERP perpetual futures pair. While spot Bitcoin was trading around $85,000, the futures contract recorded an anomalous price spike, briefly reaching $153,960. Seconds later, the price returned to market levels, and the $BTC-PERP contract is currently trading around $85,038, with
Bitcoin climbed above $80,000 after a $148 billion US Treasury cash build failed to destabilize overnight funding markets. The Treasury General Account rose by $148.003 billion through Sept. 16 to $991.708 billion, Federal Reserve data showed, as tax payments shifted cash into the government’s account at the central bank. Deposits held by commercial banks at
Bitcoin entered this week (Sept. 21–27) above $80,000, but Friday’s update on Americans’ inflation expectations could test whether its rebound can withstand tighter monetary policy. The Bitcoin price stood at $80,323 in CryptoSlate’s Sept. 20 snapshot, up 4.82% over seven days and 3.82% over 30 days. That recovery leaves two questions for the coming week:
On Tuesday, the 15th of September, Bitcoin [$BTC] fell to a local low of $74,967, ahead of the impending rate hike news from the U.S. Federal Reserve. Yet, since that low, Bitcoin has rebounded by 9.21% in under a week. As reported earlier, a combination of bearish news and long-term inflation worries did not deter
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, surged 2.5% in the last 24 hours, climbing above $84,000 for the first time since January 30th. BTC’s gains over the past week have reached nearly 9%, and over the past month, almost 30%. While altcoins followed Bitcoin’s rise, Ethereum surged 5.5% in the last 24 hours, surpassing $2,700. This marks