
Friday has arrived again, and that means another batch of Bitcoin and Ethereum options are due to expire, while spot markets remain mostly sideways.
Friday has arrived again, and that means another batch of Bitcoin and Ethereum options are due to expire, while spot markets remain mostly sideways.
BTC just charted a new multi-month peak.
CryptoQuant’s analysis reveals three potential paths: a $175K surge, $90K-$110K consolidation, or a $70K-$85K correction.
Bitcoin exchange balances are falling, which is usually a signal of self-custody or accumulation, but spot prices appear to have stalled.
BTC is close to $100,000, but that target seems further away as consolidation phase has begun.
IBIT was the only BTC ETF yesterday in the green, but what a green it was.
Bitcoin funds led inflows with $3.18 billion, as it pushed digital asset AUM its highest level since February 2025.
Bitwise’s Horsley pointed out that Bitcoin’s price surge has been largely institution-driven, while retail interest wanes.
Bitcoin’s increasing network growth and strong accumulation suggest it’s on track to hit $155,400.
Bitcoin has shown signs of a recovery, which could see the bull market resume and a new all-time high made soon, according to analysts.
President Donald Trump is back to browbeating Fed Chair Jerome Powell for rate cuts. When he did this in 2019 the cuts came in under a year and Bitcoin’s price went to the moon.
Analysts spot bullish technical patterns with Fibonacci support holding strong, pointing to a potential $103K target in the coming week.
Retail FOMO appears to have make a comeback as Bitcoin, once again, inches closer to the $100K milestone.
As Bitcoin trades above $93K, experts suggest that the market is seeing a structural shift rather than just short-term rallies.
While other exchanges face Bitcoin outflows, Binance appears to have grown its reserves.
Cantor Equity Partners is up by more than 100% on the daily following the newly-announced Bitcoin-focused venture.
If BTC hits a new all-time high before Q4, Ju admits permabulls may have been right all along: ‘Up only’ becomes the new reality.
Binance’s 30-day taker buy/sell ratio surge depicted confident buyers filling sell orders, dominating price action and shaping market direction.
Bitcoin leads flows with small $6 million outflows, while Ethereum continued to face challenges. XRP, on the other hand, shows strong inflows.
The contraction in BTC spot demand is gradually easing, the decline in the apparent demand for the asset is slowing down, and crypto liquidity growth is expanding.
Strategic whale movements on major exchanges like Binance and Coinbase are propelling Bitcoin’s momentum as it trades above $94,000.
BTC’s price is trading at a 6-week high as its market dominance continues expanding.
Bitcoin quietly climbed to six-week highs, with analysts saying tariffs might be the unexpected catalyst behind its resilience.
In contrast to past events, the current derivatives-driven surge shows muted price movement, while selling pressure continues to hold back further gains.