- Bitcoin’s October Slump Could Rebound Up to 21% in a Week, Economist Predicts
- Institutional Crypto Access and Security Threats Drive Market Dynamics
- Bitcoin Faces Short-Term Volatility Due to Trump Tariff Concerns: Executive
- Trump’s 100% Tariffs on China Trigger Bitcoin Plunge Below $110K
- Institutional Digital Asset Allocations Projected to Reach 16% by 2028, State Street Reports
- Bitcoin Derivatives Signal Caution Amid Strong ETF Inflows
- SEC’s Future-Proofing Initiative to Define Crypto Freedom Post-Trump Era
- Corporate Bitcoin Adoption Accelerates, ICE Invests in Polymarket, Tether Expands Payment Footprint
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Bitcoin’s October performance, historically strong with average returns of 20.14%, suggests potential rebounds up to 21% based on economist Timothy Peterson’s analysis, supported by technical patterns, institutional inflows, and macroeconomic factors like expected Fed rate cuts.
Bitcoin faces a 50% chance of hitting $140,000 this month, based on historical simulations, amid debates on technical breaks and institutional flows shaping its volatile path.
Ether ETFs Experience Five Consecutive Days of Outflows, $796 Million Withdrawn Amid 10% Price Decline
Ether ETFs face five straight days of outflows totaling $796 million amid a 10% price drop, signaling market pressures, but institutional accumulation and strong on-chain metrics suggest resilience and potential recovery.
The stablecoin market has surpassed $300 billion in capitalization, but discrepancies across tracking platforms highlight challenges in measurement and transparency, influenced by regulatory developments and growth drivers.
Ethereum Whales Capitalize on Retail Traders’ Skepticism Amid Rally, Reports Santiment
Ethereum showcases resilience and growth potential as whales and institutions signal strong confidence in its future, amidst market volatility and technological advancements.
Bitcoin’s structural imbalance between demand and supply makes prolonged corrections unlikely, according to 21Shares research strategist Matt Mena.
Bitcoin reaches new heights, but retail investors remain on the sidelines as institutional demand surges, highlighting a shifting dynamic in market participation.
The cryptocurrency market is witnessing a significant shift as altcoins begin to outperform Bitcoin, with 90% surpassing its performance in the last 48 hours, hinting at the start of an altcoin season.
Bitcoin could reach $133,000 by September, as 10x Research’s trend model suggests a 60% chance for significant growth, with traders currently underexposed to potential upside.
Coinbase executive Conor Grogan speculates on the possibility of a historic hack following an $8.6 billion Bitcoin transfer from dormant wallets, sparking debate and concern within the crypto community.
Analyst James Check warns of a shorter lifespan for Bitcoin treasury strategies, highlighting challenges for new entrants and the risk posed by copycat firms.
Bitcoin’s price drop to $105K hasn’t dampened the crypto market’s optimism, with strong sentiment indicators and historical trends suggesting potential for growth.
Bitfinex analysts suggest Bitcoin’s rapid rise may pause as buying pressure decreases, highlighting the critical role of ETFs and institutional demand in shaping its future trajectory.
CoinMarketCap has swiftly removed a malicious wallet verification scam, reinforcing its commitment to user security amidst ongoing investigations.