Bitget CEO Gracy Chen expects Bitcoin to remain broadly around current levels through the end of the year despite its recent surge, citing interest rates and broader macroeconomic conditions as key factors shaping the cryptocurrency’s outlook. Speaking on Cointelegraph’s Trade Secrets podcast, Chen said predicting whether Bitcoin ($BTC) will finish the year above or below
In brief Bitcoin surged above $79,000 Friday as ETF inflows, macro conditions and developments in Washington boosted demand. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted more than $1 billion over two days as institutional demand picked up. Billions of dollars in short positions were liquidated as Bitcoin rallied, accelerating the move higher. Bitcoin surged above $79,000 Friday
The Bitcoin ($BTC) price is currently trading around the $75.2K mark. Short-term buying pressure is accelerating, and the overall market is controlled by buyers. As of August 21, the dominant asset, Bitcoin ($BTC), has climbed back above $75,000, marking a notable shift in momentum. It has broken its nine-month downtrend. At press time, the price
As Bitcoin ($BTC) price exploded by more than 22% since Monday, fueling the addition of over $450 billion to the cryptocurrency market as of August 21, on-chain data has revealed the next key targets for Bitcoin to consider in the short-term. Bitcoin price rose by over 22% since the beginning of this week, to reach
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Yesterday, an influencer pretended to suffer a $6 million short liquidation on bitcoin ($BTC) to attract followers and clout. The stunt fizzled after some basic fact-checking. Crypto trader Laanie posted fake evidence of a leveraged wipeout long enough to attract a few hundred thousand views, then deleted the claim a few hours later. The engagement
Bitcoin has gained more than 30% in recent weeks, leaving investors anxiously wondering whether it is already too late to enter the market at current levels. However, Galaxy Research analysts are reassuring those who fear they have missed out: the current rally may still be premature, while the real bull market will officially begin only
It has been suggested that the surge in Bitcoin this week was driven more by intense short liquidations in Binance futures trading than by strong buying in the spot market. According to CryptoQuant analyst BorisD, Binance’s “Short Squeeze” indicator has risen to 6.94, reaching its highest value since November 2024. This data suggests that the
In brief Bitcoin climbed 7.9% over 24 hours to around $77,137—up 23.2% on the week—after touching an intraday high of $79,320. The rally triggered a short squeeze, with CoinGlass logging about $1.5 billion in total crypto liquidations across 178,777 traders in 24 hours—roughly $1.21 billion of it in shorts. The surge follows a week of