
BTC is down to $104,000 but is it time to buy the dip?
BTC is down to $104,000 but is it time to buy the dip?
This cycle differs from past ones, with artificial pullbacks after rallies hinting at institutional control and a delayed market climax.
Altcoin rallies in this cycle have corresponded with BTC surges. Since bitcoin has a last leg to go, Dan insists there is still hope for altcoins.
Short-term holder NUPL rising 0.8% daily may hit 40% sell threshold by June 11, fueling $162K BTC projection.
Wynn entered the long Bitcoin position about a week ago with less than $390 million and has grown the bet to more than $1.1 billion.
Rising realized price shows investors are buying Bitcoin at higher levels, reinforcing the strength of the current cycle.
BTC’s Bull Score Index went from 20 to 80 as spot demand sparked a $103K breakout, marking one of the most bullish readings in a year.
Bitcoin could be poised for a big breakout as more bullish signals are flashing and analysts are drawing comparisons to previous cycles.
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.
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Nearly $2 billion in BTC was withdrawn from Coinbase in 24 hours.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.