Tags: Bitcoin (BTC) Price

Bitcoin’s pullback from recent all-time highs is much shallower than in previous years, meaning that it could have further to go before recovery.

Bitcoin’s August weakness originated from miner sell pressure as energy costs spike, which flooded exchanges with supply and triggering market corrections.

Bitcoin’s highest price for the month could come this week as analysts predict a bearish September for the asset. 

Delta Cap climbing and US institutions buying Bitcoin at a premium indicate accumulation opportunities even as Bitcoin’s August close disappointed traders.

A clear dead cross in Bitcoin’s MVRV points to cooling momentum.

The market observer says BTC’s drop to $108K isn’t a cycle top, true peaks come with euphoria, not today’s divided sentiment.

Crypto market cap is up 9.9% since January, as global money supply recorded its fastest growth since 2021.

Citing past halving cycles, the analyst warns the market has approximately 30 days before a final bull trap gives way to collapse.

September rate cuts and ETF approvals may trigger a late-2025 bull run.

The entire crypto market cap has lost over $170 billion in just over a day.

Unless a global crisis unexpectedly intervenes, experts say that the 2025 altcoin season is officially here.

BTC cycles have seen shrinking returns: 61% in Cycle 1, 42% in Cycle 2, 35% in Cycle 3. Current estimates put Cycle 4 at 27% growth.

There has been a lot of debate recently about the end of the four-year crypto market cycle, but not all are convinced. 

Lower inflows reflect increased HODLing behavior and may help push Bitcoin’s price higher.

It appears that the buy-to-sell ratio has continued to decrease despite consistent upswings in bitcoin’s price, and could possibly trigger prolonged market correction.

Ethereum ETFs are rebounding quickly in flows due to support from institutional accumulation and ETH treasury companies.

Bitcoin faces a key test as analysts highlight $100K–107K as the primary support, with $92K seen as the final defensive line.

Binance futures data reveals market imbalance as high funding rates show optimism, but falling prices threaten a dangerous long squeeze.

Retail traders are increasingly influencing Bitcoin ETF movements, which has further amplified turbulence in the market.

OG whales are behind Bitcoin’s sluggish climb, says Woo, as their 10,000x gains demand immense capital absorption per BTC sold.

The arms race to hold the most of the top crypto asset continues at full steam, seemingly unaffected by the recent price declines.

Rogoff blames lax regulation, crypto’s underground role, and even officials holding BTC for his failed prediction.

Bitcoin pulled back from $123,000 to near $113,000 while exchange reserves remained largely unchanged, indicating a potential short-term correction risk in the near future.

A Binance ratio under 1 shows that sellers are in control, but such levels have previously proved to be good opportunities for buyers.