Tags: Bitcoin Bull Run

Historical on-chain data signals that BTC may be repeating history, so there is still more room for growth in this bull cycle.

BTC stands calm at $84,000: what would be the next big move?

Has a new cycle started or is BTC just taking a breather?

BTC dumped to a level seen just a week after the US elections.

Michaël van de Poppe sees Bitcoin hitting $500K and Ethereum surpassing $20K, fueled by institutional adoption and macroeconomic shifts.

The BitMEX co-founder urged risk-takers at Maelstrom to go “degen” mode as the bull cycle continues.

The analyst explained that the ongoing bull cycle will likely end between this year’s first and second quarters.

CryptoQuant data shows Bitcoin in a temporary slowdown and not the end of the bull cycle.

Institutional adoption and demand from ETFs could push BTC as high as $339,000 in 2025, but the trend of diminishing returns could cap the asset’s gains at $200,000.

Nearly $2 billion in BTC was withdrawn from Coinbase in 24 hours.

BTC peaked at $99,500, but can it go any further?

Investors have been pulling funds out of exchanges and the stablecoin reserves are growing.

While BTC is in a parabolic phase, the cryptocurrency will hit this cycle’s top in October 2025 as the bull market progress is roughly 50%.

Rising crypto prices are expected to enable companies to stay afloat and build their businesses; however, this does not appear to be the case.

Analysts attribute the negative Kimchi Premium to waning investor sentiment in the Korean market.

The daily liquidations have shot up to over $250 million.

Bitcoin demand needs to grow for the asset to remain steady in the bull phase and rally to its price targets of $85,000 and $100,000.

Bitcoin continues to weaken as it has done gradually over the past six months, but analysts remain unfazed, asserting that the bull market is still intact. 

Bitcoin prices have marched steadily higher over the past day, but the asset remains stubbornly range-bound. Could this never-seen technical pattern trigger the next rally? 

Regulatory develoments, market sentiment, and increased adoption are among the listed factors.

Crypto experts at Bitwise and Real Vision think the crypto pullback will last a few weeks tops.

Nansen’s analysts insist that investors should take more risks and not resist current all-green signals and narratives.

The lack of bullish momentum in the crypto market is evident in weak bitcoin whale demand growth and low stablecoin liquidity.

Trader Brandt suggests that Bitcoin’s current bull run resembles past post-halving cycles, potentially leading to a $150K by September 2025.