Cathie Wood, a prominent crypto commentator, recently tweeted that Bitcoin is not a ‘dead cat’ and insists it has many lives ahead. This statement comes amid a backdrop of mixed signals in the broader crypto market. As traders assess these sentiments, Wood’s perspective may influence optimism about Bitcoin’s future trajectory. Inside the Move The crypto
Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, jumped nearly 5% to around $81,015, recovering from the mid-$77,000 range as more than $603 million in crypto positions were liquidated. The rally comes as oil prices ease, U.S. crypto rules move forward, and Bitcoin ETFs see strong inflows Now, Bitcoin is approaching a key resistance level, with a bullish
Bitcoin entered the weekend with a local rally, settling around $81,280 after gaining around 4% over the past 24 hours. The main driver of market debate has been the “golden cross,” a chart pattern in which the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day moving average. For retail investors, this is traditionally a signal of
President Donald Trump’s new Russia sanctions law gives Bitcoin traders another macro deadline to watch: Oct. 18. On Sept. 18, Trump signed H.R. 5334, starting a 30-day clock for his administration to determine tariffs that could disrupt Russian energy trade and potentially feed into inflation, Treasury yields, and the dollar. Those channels matter for Bitcoin
Bitcoin hit an intraday high of $81,400 on Friday, approaching the low-$82,000 zone that has capped every recovery attempt since late August. US spot Bitcoin ETF shares stop trading once American markets close for the weekend. Any further push through that ceiling over the next two days would occur in continuously open crypto markets, without
Technical analyst Aksel Kibar stated that a breakout above the $82,800 level in Bitcoin (BTC) price could constitute a significant bullish signal in the current timeframe. Kibar pointed out that a potential rectangular pattern reversal or double bottom formation on the Bitcoin chart could be completed above the 52-week exponential moving average (EMA), which has
“The dead cat continues to bounce,” wrote investor Jason Calacanis as bitcoin returned to the $80,000 level on Friday. “What is Bitcoin, 17 years later?” Calacanis went on to argue that Bitcoin isn’t great for transactions or smart contracts, has an intimidating user experience, and no longer captures the public’s imagination. “If it comes up
Macro investor Jordi Visser has indicated a significant shift in his views on Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market, stating that the convergence of artificial intelligence and crypto infrastructure could pave the way for a new era of growth for the sector. Visser, previously known for his more cautious approach to the markets, was described in
The crypto market is seeing a major shift in investors’ sentiment. In H2 2027, the digital assets market is experiencing bullish sentiments after failing to break through the long-standing resistance level in H1 2027. According to CryptoQuant’s recent analysis, Bitcoin [$BTC] is moving away from a weakness zone and toward a possible bullish phase. This
The Bank of England has committed to remove £368 billion of gilts held for monetary-policy purposes by September 2034, even as the first market response pointed toward easier conditions in long-dated UK debt. The figure covers the portfolio left after the Bank separated £120 billion of longer-dated gilts to back banknotes. The Monetary Policy Committee