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Analysts caution on Bitcoin’s Stock-to-Flow model, highlighting institutional demand and technical supports amid volatile price action and mixed expert forecasts.
Bitcoin’s October performance shows strong historical bullish trends, with technical analysis pointing to key support at $112,000 and resistance near $118,000–$119,000, while institutional inflows and potential Fed rate cuts create a favorable macro backdrop for potential gains.
Analyst Willy Woo warns that the next crypto bear market could be triggered by business cycle downturns never before seen in digital assets, testing whether Bitcoin behaves like tech stocks or gold during economic stress amid record liquidations and institutional-retail divergences.
Gold’s market cap soars to $30 trillion, overshadowing Bitcoin and tech giants, as analysts predict potential capital rotation into Bitcoin amid economic uncertainties and technical breakouts.
As gold hits record highs above $4,000, Bitcoin’s correlation and institutional inflows suggest potential for significant gains, with experts predicting targets up to $300,000 amid macroeconomic and regulatory shifts.
Warren Buffett’s record cash holdings signal potential market risks, while Bitcoin’s correlation with the Nasdaq and monetary expansion trends create a neutral outlook for crypto investors amidst volatility.
Ether Reserves Expand as Leading Companies Initiate Significant Capital Increases: Financial Overview
Ethereum’s price surge beyond $4,300 and corporate adoption highlight its growing appeal as a treasury asset, with significant institutional interest and ETF inflows signaling a bullish future.
Bitcoin stands on the brink of a significant price movement, with analysts forecasting a potential rise to $122,000, driven by global money supply growth, Bitcoin ETF adoption, and anticipated retail investor influx.
Bitcoin stands on the brink of a significant price movement, with analysts predicting a potential surge to $122,000, driven by global money supply growth, Bitcoin ETF adoption, and anticipated retail inflows, despite facing Q3 seasonality and macroeconomic uncertainties.
Eric Trump concurs with analysts that Ether’s value should exceed $8K amidst soaring global M2 money supply
Analysts argue that Ether (ETH) is currently undervalued and should be trading above $8,000, citing the global M2 money supply’s record high of $95.58 trillion as a key factor. This surplus liquidity is seen as a potential driver for increased capital inflow into cryptocurrencies, including Ether.
Bitcoin could reach $150,000 following the enactment of Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’, with historical trends and current economic indicators supporting this bullish prediction.
Analyst Rekt Capital predicts the Bitcoin bull run could end in 2-3 months, based on historical patterns, amidst debates on cycle extensions and institutional impacts.
US President Donald Trump’s recent comments on Bitcoin highlight its potential to ease pressure on the US dollar, marking a significant moment for cryptocurrency acceptance.