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Bitcoin’s traditional Ramadan volatility pattern persists in 2026 but with weaker price action and a fragile recovery outlook amid soft demand and subdued network activity.
Bitcoin surged from $91,000 to above $95,000 fueled by $6 billion inflows into major exchange wallets, signaling strong institutional buying amid bullish market sentiment and ETF demand.
Crypto ETFs, including Bitcoin, saw strong inflows as XRP ETFs surged, pushing XRP price near $2.5, but BTCUSD registered a slight decline amid broad crypto momentum.
Bitcoin and major altcoins, including XRP, are gaining momentum early 2026 with Bitcoin up 6.5% year-to-date, driven by increased ETF inflows and positive crypto market sentiment.
Bitcoin rose to a three-week high amid geopolitical tensions and strong inflows into US-listed Bitcoin ETFs, supported by crypto-native buyers amid global uncertainties and tech optimism in Asian mar…
Bitcoin shows strong long-term growth driven by fixed supply, macro factors, regulatory support, and recurring four-year cycles hitting new highs near $100,000 in 2024.
Bitcoin's price dipped slightly to around $107,000 after a rate cut, while Coinbase's Q3 profit surged due to increased trading volumes in digital assets including Bitcoin.
Bitcoin rebounded modestly after a $19 billion liquidation event, with Standard Chartered forecasting a rise to $200,000 by year-end despite limited US ETF inflows and ongoing volatility.
Bitcoin ETFs saw strong inflows after Fed Chair Powell hinted at potential rate cuts by year-end, boosting crypto demand and liquidity amid easing macroeconomic pressures.
Top Wall Street firms project Bitcoin reaching $133,000 to $200,000 by end of 2025, driven by ETF inflows, halving supply squeeze, and gold correlation despite some recessionary risks.