Crypto analyst and former FTX community partner Benson Sun stated that Bitcoin’s current bull cycle may unfold differently than past bull markets, suggesting that $BTC could reach new highs slowly and steadily. According to Sun, unlike the rapid, culminating rallies in the Bitcoin market in 2013 and 2017, the current cycle may be more gradual.
The continued resilience of employment and consumption in the US economy strengthens expectations that the Fed may keep interest rates at high levels for a longer period. According to Bloomberg and Reuters surveys, economists expect non-farm payrolls in the US to increase by approximately 90,000 and 100,000 respectively in September. The unemployment rate is estimated
Bitcoin has been climbing steadily since July, but one chart analyst thinks October could finally bring the pullback traders have been waiting for. After a rally that began in July and has continued through late September, a technical analyst says Bitcoin may be due for a healthier cooling-off period, and October could be the month
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted about $5.3 billion since the Treasury announced larger long-dated bond buybacks, according to ETF analyst Nate Geraci. Geraci said on Sept. 26 that the funds collected $2.4 billion during the latest week alone, while Monday’s roughly $1 billion intake ranked as the ninth-largest single-day inflow since U.S. spot Bitcoin
Bitcoin (BTC) could climb to an average price of $94,000 by the end of October 2026, according to a forecast generated by ChatGPT as traders prepare for the annual “Uptober” period. For October 2026, ChatGPT outlined three possible outcomes for the maiden cryptocurrency. The bearish scenario assigned a 25% probability to a decline toward the
Buying a tokenized stock sounds as though it should be simple. You pick a company you know, buy a token representing its shares, and hold it in a digital wallet. The appeal is familiar stock investing with some of the convenience of crypto, potentially including trading beyond the hours of a traditional exchange. Then you
Bitcoin has experienced a significant surge since the beginning of August, rising from about $63,000 to a recent high of about $87,000, before slightly declining to trade at about $84,600. Bitcoin has risen significantly above both its short-term and long-term moving averages, due to the steady and mostly uninterrupted movement. Market is stabilzing In a
Bitcoin is on track to record its second-strongest third quarter in CoinGlass data, marking a dramatic reversal after a difficult first half of 2026. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has gained roughly 43.5% during the July-September period, according to CoinGlass. That would make Q3 2026 the second-best Q3 in the platform’s dataset, trailing only the explosive
THORChain saw a considerable spike in trading activity and fees between the 24th and 26th of September. Meanwhile, its swap volume reached $1.72 billion by the 26th of September, up from $610 million in August. Source: Blockworks At the same time, THORChain’s fees rose to $479,033.13 from $145,464.59. However, the news is not as good
Bitcoin [$BTC] has been oscillating around $83k-$85k since the price dipped into this area on Wednesday, the 23rd of September. The 4-day consolidation came after a strong push from $76k to $87k last week. Such compression in volatility generally indicates another strong move was building up. Where will the next impulse move go? Here are