Bitcoin and altcoins have been wreaking havoc on the market with sharp declines over the past week. While bullish predictions for BTC and altcoins continue, some are predicting a long-term uptrend like gold, while others are focusing on short-term bullishness and altcoin season. First, gold advocate and Bitcoin hater Peter Schiff reignited the BTC-gold debate.
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States ended their four-week inflow streak as investor demand weakened amid new Trump tariffs and uncertainty over the likelihood of another Federal Reserve rate cut this year. Summary Bitcoin ETFs recorded $902.5 million in net outflows over the past week. Investor sentiment remains weak amidst a fresh round
At the BTCHEL conference in Helsinki, Finnish MP Martin Paasi made a bold statement. He stated Bitcoin adoption is accelerating to a point where reversing course seems increasingly unrealistic. As reported by Crypto News Hunters, Paasi called for urgent public dialogue and a formal risk assessment. Also, he asked for more defined regulatory frameworks at
Stablecoins recorded more than $45 billion in net inflows in the last 90 days, highlighting rising demand for US dollar-pegged assets in the crypto space. On Monday, data tracker RWA.xyz showed that Tether’s USDt (USDT) stablecoin led the quarter with $19.6 billion in net inflows, followed by Circle’s USDC (USDC) with $12.3 billion. Ethena’s synthetic
Sani, co‑founder of Time Chain Index, a bitcoin onchain metrics platform, studied the bitcoin address dataset to estimate the number of network users. He found fewer than 20,000 addresses hold over 60% of the supply, while about 3.9 million active users hold the remainder. Report: Bitcoin Is Highly Concentrated, Users Likely Under 4 Million While
Bitcoin (BTC) has rebounded by over 2% in the last 24 hours, showing signs of a bullish rally. Dan Tapiero, founder of 50T Funds, shared his insights into the current market outlook in a post on X, urging investors that the Bitcoin price may be entering a new world. Dan Tapiero says Bitcoin still undervalued
Gold has surged past $3,800, reinforcing its role as the anchor of central bank reserves at a time when confidence in the U.S. dollar is waning. The rally has sharpened the debate over whether Bitcoin could eventually join gold on balance sheets. A new report from Deutsche Bank suggests it might, but not until 2030,
Bitcoin price today is trading near $111,844, stabilizing after repeated tests of the $111,600–$111,800 support band. Sellers remain active at the $113,200–$113,500 resistance area, where the 20-day EMA is currently capping upside momentum. Market focus is now on whether Bitcoin can break toward $115,000, a level that could trigger large-scale short liquidations. Bitcoin Price Defends
Bitcoin price has staged a strong bounce back over the weekend, reclaiming $111,000 levels. This has led to a broader crypto market upside hinting that the September wrath could be behind us as investors prepare for an Uptober rally. For the week starting September 29, BTC futures opened with a CME gap, with experts stating
Bitcoin and Ethereum remain in an uptrend, holding higher highs and lows despite the latest volatility at the fag end of September. Analysts warn of a potential blow-off top if prices surge into euphoric extremes, with BTC levels near $140,000 and ETH above $6,000 marking possible triggers. The crypto market has seen sharp swings over