Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, lost momentum last week after rising above $87,000 and fell back to around $83,000. The decline created panic in the market, leading to further downward movements, but two analysts offered two different assessments. Analyst Says Bitcoin’s Rise Resembles a Bearish Recovery! Accordingly, Adam, an analyst at the crypto options analysis platform
Bitcoin has remained pinned near $83,000 as strong US spot Bitcoin ETF inflows have helped absorb selling while rising Treasury yields, high oil prices and expectations for tighter Federal Reserve policy have limited buying at higher levels. CoinGecko showed Bitcoin trading at roughly $83,200 on Sept. 29, little changed over the past 24 hours and
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Gold has suffered one of its most unusual one day declines in two decades as rising U.S. Treasury yields and renewed Federal Reserve rate hike expectations hit non yielding assets, while Bitcoin has faced the same macro pressure near $83,000. The Kobeissi Letter said gold fell 3.4% on Sept. 28, a move it described as
Bitcoin $BTC$84,117.13 is doing what appeared unthinkable at the start of this quarter and earlier this year. It’s outperforming gold at a time when rising yields are weakening the yellow metal, while its price action points to a potential rally to $100,000. The yellow metal fell by nearly 4% on Monday as longer-duration yields hit
Indian crypto traders holding $USDT are looking at a potential boost in their INR withdrawals, as the rupee is approaching ₹100 against the US dollar. As the rupee weakens, the same dollar-linked balance is worth more in INR. This gives traders a bigger cash cushion when withdrawing profits, although tax rules remain an important hurdle.
Bitcoin ($BTC) could reach $220,000 by November 2027 if the cryptocurrency continues following a historical bull cycle pattern that has emerged after every major market bottom, according to a new technical analysis. The forecast, shared by TradingShot in a TradingView post on September 28, is based on Bitcoin’s recurring “Introduction Channel to Bull Cycle” structure,
Institutional inflows and technical strength point to continued strength in Bitcoin ($BTC). However, a rise in crude prices has introduced an element of uncertainty to the asset’s near-term outlook, which is also reflected in the Bitcoin price prediction given by our machine learning algorithms. Namely, Finbold’s AI prediction agent has set the average Bitcoin price
Altcoin spot volume has climbed to nearly four times Bitcoin’s, the highest ratio since September 2025, according to Glassnode. Wintermute says retail clients on its OTC desk sold $BTC last week to fund that rotation, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in nearly $2.4 billion over the same five sessions. Each day’s ETF inflow came