Bitcoin traders are rethinking their optimism as the probability of BTC hitting $150,000. Before the 2026 halving has dropped to 36%, according to prediction data from Kalshi. The shift in odds reflects a cooling in short-term bullish sentiment. Even as investors remain broadly confident in Bitcoin’s long-term potential. Traders Reprice Bitcoin’s Next Big Move Prediction
During the most recent episode of Schwab Network’s “Market Overtime,” Strategy CEO Michael Saylor predicted that the price of Bitcoin (BTC) could potentially surge to as high as $150,000 by the end of the year. “Our corporate guidance is targeted at $150,000 by the end of the year,” he said. Saylor sees 2025 as the
Bitcoin’s November start has once again disappointed traders. The price has dropped 2.4% in the past 24 hours and is down 6.2% over the past week. While the market has been stuck in a pattern of short rebounds and deeper pullbacks, on-chain data now points to another dip, possibly significant, before the next rally phase
Bitcoin BTC$107,661.53 has fallen below a key support level that had been holding back a slide toward $100,000, amid weakening momentum in tech stocks. The leading cryptocurrency fell below $106,000 during Asian trading hours, penetrating the level that had offered support multiple times in recent weeks, according to CoinDesk data. Major altcoins such as ether
Bitcoin treasury Strategy added 397 digital coins for around $45.6 million—an average price of $114,771 per coin—in one of its smaller buys in recent months amid rocky price action last week and mixed reaction to its latest quarterly earnings. The Nasdaq-traded firm—formerly MicroStrategy—now holds 641,205 BTC worth $69.1 billion at Bitcoin’s current price of $107,774.
Today, the US Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) increased by 18 basis points to 4.22%. This increase was the largest daily increase in the last year and raised concerns about a liquidity squeeze in financial markets. Updated chart showing the rise in SOFR data. Experts believe this surge is driven by the US Treasury’s shift
Bitcoin (BTC) has opened the first week of November 2025 in a bearish outlook. After closing October with a 3.69% drop, BTC price dropped 3% on Monday, November 3, to trade at about $107,259 at press time. The continued Bitcoin choppy outlook has increased its midterm fear of further capitulation. According to market data analysis
U.S. President Donald Trump has raised concerns that China is quickly expanding its involvement in Bitcoin and other digital assets. During an interview with CBS correspondent Norah O’Donnell at Mar-a-Lago, Trump said Beijing’s growing influence could threaten America’s lead in digital finance and innovation. “China is getting very big into Bitcoin and crypto right now,”
The cryptocurrency market was rocked by a sudden wave of volatility today, with Bitcoin briefly falling below $106,000, triggering massive liquidations. Bitcoin (BTC) price has recovered to trade at $106,376 after falling below $106,000, according to data. The daily loss has reached 3.74%, while the weekly decline is at 7.5%. BTC fiyatında yaşanan düşüşü gösteren
Tom Lee Says Bitcoin Can Still Reach $150K–$200K by Year’s End, Despite October’s “Mini Tsunami” Fundstrat’s Tom Lee remains confident that Bitcoin could still finish 2025 with a massive rally — despite the turbulence that has rocked crypto markets since mid-October. Speaking on CNBC, the Fundstrat Global Advisors head of research said he believes Bitcoin