Il Capo of Crypto, one of the most well-known analysts in the cryptocurrency world, discussed the future of Bitcoin’s price in his latest report. The analyst notes that the Bitcoin price is currently stuck in the $65,000 to $75,000 range, but remains optimistic about a bullish outlook. According to the analyst, a clean re-emergence of
Bitcoin BTC$68,845.75 slipped below $69,000 on Thursday as a broader pullback in risk assets gathered pace, with early optimism around Iran-U.S. peace and easing Middle East tensions fading. The largest crypto lost more than 3% from its overnight high above $71,000, while major altcoins ether (ETH), $XRP ($XRP), Solana’s $SOL ($SOL) and Cardano’s $ADA ($ADA)
Bitcoin BTC$68,953.68 is proving more resilient than traditional safe-haven assets as gold and silver come under pressure from outflows, positioning unwinds and deteriorating liquidity, according to Wall Street investment bank JPMorgan. “The deterioration in liquidity conditions in gold has seen its market breadthdecline below that of bitcoin currently,” analysts led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, wrote in
The ongoing war between the US and Iran has reignited inflation concerns in the US. While inflation is still far from the Fed’s 2% target, it had seen a significant decline last year. However, the war increased the risk of inflation rising again, while expectations of a Fed interest rate cut decreased. However, a Reuters
Crypto exchange Coinbase Global has launched a mortgage structure with Better Home & Finance that lets qualified borrowers pledge digital assets held in Coinbase accounts to fund down payments on standard conforming mortgages designed in accordance with Fannie Mae guidelines. According to Coinbase, the structure enables borrowers to pledge digital assets such as Bitcoin ($BTC)
After multiple months of sustained withdrawals, Bitcoin ETFs are beginning to recover as inflows seen in recent weeks suggest that institutional demand is returning to the Bitcoin ecosystem. With momentum gradually returning to the market, Bitcoin ETFs appear to be on track to record the first monthly outflow in 2026 as performances so far in
A few months ago, I was speaking with a fintech team about their cross-border payment flows. High volume, fully compliant, nothing unusual. Even then, transfers were taking days. Fees were layered and hard to unpack. And visibility into where funds sat in the system was limited. This is not a fringe problem. This is how
Multiple Bitcoin signals, including on-chain metrics and volatility patterns, suggest it may be too early to call the bottom. Bitcoin is still under pressure as the downtrend that started in Q4 2025 continues, with some analysts suggesting that an initial drop to $60,000 marked the bottom. However, the alignment of on-chain metrics suggests it may
In a significant development for blockchain-based finance, Tempo has announced support for the omnichain stablecoin USDT0, a move poised to reshape cross-border payments and liquidity flows. This integration, reported by The Block, directly addresses a core challenge in decentralized finance: fragmented liquidity across multiple blockchain networks. Consequently, Tempo strengthens its position as a critical infrastructure