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An X analyst suggests Bitcoin is in a quiet institutional accumulation phase, predicting retail traders will return following a sudden 20% breakout candle. However, this psychological theory currentl…
Bitcoin ETFs showed renewed inflows totaling $516 million, suggesting stabilizing institutional demand despite recent sell-offs and redemptions, potentially signaling a trend reversal for crypto inve…
Bitcoin surged past $96,000 driven by strong institutional ETF inflows and softer U.S. inflation data, triggering short liquidations and bullish momentum that may extend toward $105,000–$110,000 leve…
Bitcoin climbed to around $93,000 supported by renewed capital inflows, improving sentiment, and institutional demand, while key US labor market data may influence near-term momentum and risk appetit…
Institutional buying is reducing Bitcoin's supply volatility, potentially weakening classical halving price effects and leading to longer, steadier rallies with lower volatility in the coming years.
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz projects Bitcoin near $100,000-$125,000 by year-end, cautioning that a surge to $250,000 requires extraordinary events like major US policy shifts or crypto legislat…
Bitcoin plunged over 3% after hitting $126k, driven by leveraged long liquidations and large whale transfers, but is poised for a rebound amid strong institutional demand and supportive macro conditi…
Bitcoin shows signs of waning momentum after a strong surge above $120,000 but remains technically bullish. A short-term test of support near $115,000-$120,000 is likely before any new upward leg. Lo…
Analysts say Bitcoin could reach $150,000 by late 2025 as institutional hoarding and exchange illiquidity tighten supply, though smaller cycle gains and thin markets leave the rally vulnerable to sha…