Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Set to Dip Below 100K Before Soaring to New Highs This Weekend
Bitcoin is expected to drop below $100,000 by this weekend before rebounding toward record highs, per Standard Chartered analysis.
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Bitcoin is expected to drop below $100,000 by this weekend before rebounding toward record highs, per Standard Chartered analysis.
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BTCUSD declined slightly by 0.16%, while ETHUSD gained 0.44%. TWEL and Y920 stocks dropped sharply near 10%.
US PMIs diverged: S&P PMIs showed expansion while ISM services fell to 50. The split raises Fed policy uncertainty and creates near-term uncertainty for Bitcoin's price.
Bitcoin trades near $120,000 ahead of a $3.35B Deribit BTC options expiry, creating heavy liquidation risk and potential volatility; bulls defend $118–120K with upside to $122–125K if sustained.
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) fell 0.59%, signaling a modest intraday pullback with no clear major catalyst reported.
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) traded down roughly 0.59%, a small intraday move likely reflecting modest profit-taking rather than a major catalyst.
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