Bitcoin ($BTC) returned to $79,000 after Monday’s Wall Street open as markets dissected mixed signals over the US-Iran war. Key points: Bitcoin rises above $79,000 as oil prices fall after US President Donald Trump suggests the Iran war could be nearing an end. Markets raise the odds of a 25-basis-point Federal Reserve rate hike to
While some analysts expect Bitcoin surpassing the $85,000 level to confirm a new uptrend, crypto analyst Sherlock warned that this region could also generate significant selling pressure. According to data shared by Sherlock, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US have been trading below their total break-even cost, which is around $86,000, for a full 228
While attention in the Bitcoin market is focused on both the Fed’s interest rate decision and the Clarity Act process, which could shape the future of the cryptocurrency market, possible scenarios for Bitcoin were discussed in the Macro Monday program, which featured market experts. At the opening of the program, it was stated that Bitcoin’s
Strateg, one of the world’s largest institutional Bitcoin holders, spent the week without making any purchases, as has been the case for a long time, after a week of buying. The company, which has been making headlines in recent weeks with its $BTC sales, currently holds 845,050 $BTC. Strategy is Not Continued with Bitcoin Purchases!
TD Cowen has raised its price target for The Smarter Web Company to £0.73 ($0.99) from £0.64 ($0.87) while keeping its Buy rating after the Bitcoin treasury firm proposed a new perpetual preferred-share offering. TD Cowen analysts led by Lance Vitanza said in a Monday note to clients that the planned MORE preferred shares could
Bitcoin has recovered to approximately $78,100 as traders prepare for three central bank decisions and Tuesday’s U.S. Senate vote on crypto market legislation. Federal Reserve’s official calendar shows policymakers will meet on Sept. 15 and 16, with their rate statement scheduled for Wednesday afternoon. Updated economic projections and Chair Kevin Warsh’s press conference will follow
Bitcoin (BTC) could decline to $61,500 by the end of October 2026 if a key support trendline fails, according to an analysis by TradingShot. In a September 11 TradingView post, the analyst said the outlook is based on a bearish chart pattern that resembles the setups seen before the asset’s two largest sell-offs this year.
Bitcoin is trading at $77,529.59, up 0.6% over 24 hours, as selling pressure remains subdued but a tougher macro backdrop keeps the recovery capped below $80,000. Ethereum sits at $2,513.99, XRP at $1.38, and the broader market is heading into an important week for both stocks and crypto. A Packed Week Ahead Markets reopen Monday
Bitcoin ($BTC) is starting the third week of September below key weekly support levels as traders eye volatility cues. The US Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates by 0.25% on Wednesday amid stubborn inflation and a mounting oil-price squeeze. The Senate will vote on whether to advance the crypto CLARITY Act on Tuesday