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Arthur Hayes predicts a potential short-term dip in Bitcoin’s price to $90,000 due to President Trump’s spending bill, while maintaining a bullish long-term outlook.
Bitcoin’s stability above $109,000 showcases bullish market control, with potential for new highs amid strong demand and favorable technical indicators.
Bitcoin’s price fluctuates around $110K as strong US jobs data reduces the likelihood of Federal Reserve rate cuts, impacting market dynamics.
Bitcoin could reach $116,000 by July’s end, driven by macroeconomic factors and institutional demand, according to 10x Research’s Markus Thielen.
Exploring the potential impact of the US debt ceiling increase on Bitcoin’s price, amidst divided opinions and historical data.
Bitcoin’s price surged to $108,000 as US job data showed a significant decline, sparking discussions on Federal Reserve rate cuts and their impact on the cryptocurrency market.
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.
Bitcoin faces a critical test as it nears monthly and quarterly closes, with analysts eyeing a potential short squeeze amid growing market liquidity and macroeconomic uncertainties.
Bitcoin is nearing historic highs as it approaches a crucial monthly and quarterly close, with traders noting increased volatility and liquidity games amidst a ‘critical demand deficit.’
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.
Bitcoin shows potential for new highs as the US faces economic uncertainties, with stagflation risks and Fed rate cuts on the horizon.
As US stock futures reach record highs, analysts predict Bitcoin could soon break past resistance to achieve a new all-time high, driven by geopolitical easing and Fed rate-cut expectations.
Wall Street’s recent billion-dollar investment in Bitcoin ETFs highlights growing concerns over the US dollar’s stability and Bitcoin’s appeal as an alternative asset.
Bitcoin traders are focusing on the $20 billion monthly options expiry, with bulls aiming for a rally to $110,000, as market dynamics and Federal Reserve signals favor optimism.
Bitcoin’s current consolidation phase may precede a significant price movement, with analysts eyeing a potential surge to $111,000 based on liquidity trends and market positioning.
The Trump administration is considering an executive order to protect cryptocurrency firms from banking discrimination, addressing concerns over ‘Operation Chokepoint 2.0’.
Bitcoin reaches $105,000 as Federal Reserve hints at July rate cut, signaling a potential bullish phase for the cryptocurrency market.
Bitcoin demonstrates resilience with a swift rebound to $106,000, fueled by institutional demand and speculation on Federal Reserve rate cuts amidst easing Middle East tensions.
Bitcoin faces a week of geopolitical and macroeconomic challenges, with its $100,000 support level in focus as traders anticipate potential lows and market shifts.
Bitcoin is expected to hold above $100,000 this summer, but Q3 may see limited gains, according to historical trading data and analyst insights.