BTC Markets News

Bitcoin briefly plunged to seven-week lows below $109,000, erasing all gains since the Fed chair’s Jackson Hole speech on Friday.

Bitcoin begins a 77-day historical countdown to its potential 2025 peak, with targets around $150,000 and higher.

Institutional capital brings Bitcoin stability and status, but also systemic risk, regulatory pressure, and a creeping erosion of its core ethos.

Fairlead Strategies founder and managing partner Katie Stockton says Bitcoin should reach $135,000 as an “intermediate-term objective.”

From volatile outsider to financial base layer, Bitcoin is entering a new era — driven not by retail hype, but by the long-term logic of professional capital.

Bitcoin has become a macro asset hedge against a $7 trillion deficit swing in the US and understanding that could be key to figuring out where the price is going.

Seamus Rocca warned that the next Bitcoin market downturn could be sparked organically and not through a single catastrophic event.

Bitcoin trades 2% below ATH as analysts eye new records amid looming US tariff deadline and upcoming “Crypto Week” volatility.

Onchain data shows that retail investors are not buying Bitcoin, but analysts say they’ve shifted into buying the spot ETFs.

Bitcoin’s onchain and technical data suggest that the upside is not over for BTC price.

Bitcoin closed June at a record monthly high of $107,100 despite forming a spinning top candlestick pattern that suggests market indecision.

A weakening US economy and Fed rate cuts set the stage for Bitcoin’s next move, but, onchain data shows a fragile bull market missing retail demand. Could it return by fall?

Trump’s early Fed replacement plans rattled markets, accelerating dollar losses and sending DXY to its lowest level since April 2022.

Bitcoin’s June price action during the Israel–Iran conflict shows that it remains a macro asset, albeit one increasingly shaped by global instability.

Bitcoin has lost more than 8% over the past week as geopolitical tensions and military action between Israel and Iran ramped up.