A noteworthy analysis regarding Bitcoin’s critical support level has been shared in the cryptocurrency market. Crypto analyst Murphy stated that the $64,500 level is a key support point for Bitcoin, but added that the current selling pressure is not strong enough to quickly push the price below $60,000. Murphy stated in his analysis that Bitcoin
Macro economist Henrik Zeberg has outlined a compelling case for Bitcoin (BTC) surging to between $110,000 and $120,000 this month. Zeberg attributed this anticipated rally to a combination of heightened risk appetite across financial markets, substantial inflows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on digital assets, and growing adoption by major institutions seeking exposure to cryptocurrencies.
Pieverse has launched Purr-Fect Claw, enabling any project on the $BNB Chain to plug AI agents directly into mainstream apps like WhatsApp. The agents run in a trusted execution environment for security, and users can instruct them to swap on DEXes, rebalance portofolios and make contract calls. Pieverse, a financial infrastructure service provider for the
Bitcoin ($BTC) is relatively undervalued compared to gold and the global money supply, which could signal a price reversal, according to Samson Mow, the CEO of Bitcoin technology company Jan3. “Bitcoin is about 24%-66% below its trend relative to gold’s market cap or global money supply, while gold is overextended,” Mow said in a Saturday
In the latest crypto news, fresh U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets over the weekend have raised fears of a Bitcoin sell-off as conflict threatens Iran’s mining network. The attacks in the Middle East come amid escalating tensions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. Traders reacted after reports linked potential infrastructure damage to
Bitcoin price continues to trade under sustained pressure, struggling to reclaim the $70,000 level. $BTC remains capped by a persistent downtrend that has limited upside attempts for weeks. Historical cycle data and current on-chain signals suggest that bearish conditions may not be over. While short-term rallies occur, structural indicators imply that Bitcoin could remain constrained
For the better part of the last two years, spot Bitcoin ETFs were treated like a one-way door. They took Bitcoin out of keys and operational hassle and turned it into a ticker that fit inside every normal portfolio. Money came in, shares got created, and Bitcoin had a steady, legitimate source of demand. Across
Bitcoin’s price showed a limited recovery today after sharp price fluctuations following the US and Israeli airstrikes against Iran. Investor confidence remains shaken by geopolitical tensions, and markets continue to search for a bottom. Following the US and Israeli attacks on Iran, the price of Bitcoin fell sharply over the weekend to around $63,000, while
The mood around digital assets has shifted again among the world’s largest allocators, according to Ron Biscardi, CEO of iConnections, which runs one of the largest capital introduction conferences globally. Biscardi, who has spent more than 25 years in the alternative investment industry and runs a platform that represents over $55 trillion in assets, has