- 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.
Despite Bitcoin’s price recovery to $116,000, eight out of ten bull market indicators from CryptoQuant have turned bearish, signaling cooling momentum and potential corrections, while historical seasonal trends and macroeconomic factors add layers of complexity to the market outlook.
Bitcoin analyst PlanC challenges Q4 2025 price peak predictions, citing statistical flaws and evolving market dynamics influenced by institutional adoption and regulatory factors, urging a data-driven approach amid ongoing debates.
Bitcoin and Ethereum face potential short squeeze as traders heavily short ETH at $4.3K
Ethereum (ETH) is on a strong bullish trend towards $4,000, supported by technical indicators and fundamental strengths, amidst market volatility.
Bitcoin’s recent price action and technical indicators suggest a potential surge to $140,000, with analysts closely watching the bull pennant formation and market liquidity.
Bitcoin’s recent surge past $120,000 has ignited discussions on its potential to reach $150,000, driven by institutional interest, regulatory advancements, and technical indicators.
Bitcoin’s market faces turbulence as Galaxy Digital liquidates $500M in BTC, sparking discussions on recovery signals and the impact of early holder transactions.
Bitcoin’s market dynamics show signs of consolidation after reaching new highs, with key support levels emerging as traders navigate profit-taking and potential manipulation.
Bitcoin achieves a groundbreaking milestone, surpassing $119,000 amid a sustained uptrend, with analysts eyeing further gains based on historical patterns and current market dynamics.
Analysis of Bitcoin’s Mayer Multiple reveals potential undervaluation at $108K, with historical data hinting at further growth, as experts eye October 2025 for the next market peak.
Bitcoin’s recent negative funding rate and technical breakout suggest a potential surge towards $117,500, echoing historical rallies.
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.
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.
Bitcoin’s price surges to $108K as bulls take control, with analysts eyeing a return to all-time highs amidst geopolitical tensions.
Analysis indicates XRP could face a significant price correction, with technical patterns and market signals suggesting a potential drop to $1.18.
Bitcoin’s Value Could Plummet Below $100K Following Trump’s Announcement of Iran Strikes
Bitcoin’s price volatility in response to US strikes on Iran underscores the cryptocurrency’s sensitivity to geopolitical events, with traders eyeing potential rebounds based on historical patterns.
Exploring the factors behind XRP’s current price stagnation and what it means for the future.