Bitcoin is one of the assets that can provide diversification beyond traditional stock-and-bond portfolios, according to Jurrien Timmer, director of global macro at Fidelity Investments. Timmer placed Bitcoin alongside such diversifiers as commodities, gold, cash, and leveraged loans. “Beyond the 60 (global equities) and the 20 (bonds), the main diversifiers (against both asset classes) are
Bitcoin is once again pressing toward the upper end of its recent range, with $BTC trading around $86,000–$86,300 after a strong recovery from September lows. The daily chart remains structurally bullish: price sits comfortably above its major moving averages, while the latest advance has returned $BTC to the late-September high near $87,000. Multiple levels to
Bitcoin price is skyrocketing on Friday, trading towards $87,000 and up 4% over the past 24 hours. This comes amid a broader crypto market recovery despite higher bond yields globally. Here are 5 reasons why Bitcoin price is going up today. Know when yourcoins moveAlerts, real-time prices, and market news — all in one app
Bitcoin ($BTC) neared $87,000 on Friday as $BTC short liquidations topped $120 million over 24 hours. Key points: Bitcoin broke through sell orders around $85,000, reaching its highest price since Sept. 23 at $86,857. CoinGlass’s heatmap showed a cluster of potential liquidations above $87,000 following the breakout. Glassnode analysis said that more robust Bitcoin ETF
Bitcoin derivatives activity is picking up ahead of Friday’s U.S. jobs report, with traders adding positions as the price climbs above $86,000. Open interest has risen to approximately 653,000 $BTC ($56.2 billion) from 626,000 $BTC on Sept. 30, according to CoinGlass data, an increase of 27,000 $BTC ($2.3 billion), or roughly 4.3%. Open interest measures
“It’s coming home,” Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino proclaimed on X last week, referring to the return of his company’s stablecoin, $USDT, to the Bitcoin network. Tether’s $USDT, the world’s largest stablecoin with a market cap of nearly $190 billion, began life on Bitcoin in 2014 on its Omi protocol, before Ethereum and later Tron became
Bitcoin BTC$86,406.71 briefly topped $86,885 on Friday ahead of the latest U.S. jobs figures. The largest cryptocurrency by market capitilization eased to around $86,000 but remains around 1.5% higher on the day and up roughly 3% in October. The unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged at 4.1%, while nonfarm payrolls are forecast to increase
Bitcoin Sits Near $85K as Uptober Meets ETF and Jobs Test Bitcoin is entering October with momentum, fresh institutional demand, and one of its strongest seasonal patterns behind it. $BTC ended September at $83,563, comfortably above its estimated $54,000 realized price and the 200-week moving average near $66,000, according to data shared by analyst PlanB.
A nine-day inflow streak into US spot Bitcoin ETFs ended with a net outflow of $148.7 million. The funds’ balance sheet for 2026 is still positive. A nine-day streak of strong capital inflows into US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs has come to an end. The funds recorded a net outflow of $148.7 million on the final
At Sibos 2026, Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov emphasized the imminent growth of tokenized equity, stating that its adoption will see a massive increase. This insight sheds light on the transformative potential of blockchain technology in traditional finance and illustrates the evolving landscape of digital assets. The implications for investors and institutions could be significant as