Bitcoin's traditional four-year cycle, where price bottoms occur 770-900 days after halvings, is showing signs of change. This cycle, Bitcoin reached a new all-time high before the halving, diverging from past patterns. Institutional inflows via spot ETFs and larger market capitalization have shifted Bitcoin's price dynamics, making it more tied to macroeconomic liquidity than halving supply shocks. Some analysts suggest the cycle is compressing, with bottoms and tops occurring closer together, potentially altering future timing rather than ending the cycle altogether. Investors are now watching macro indicators and upcoming months to see if this new pattern holds.
Bitcoin is losing its status as independent 'digital gold' and is now closely tracking the U.S. stock market, particularly the S&P 500. This growing correlation raises concerns that Bitcoin could face a sharp decline if U.S. equities correct, especia...
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Mike McGlone, senior commodity strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, warned that Bitcoin's price might fall significantly to $10,000 if the S&P 500 index drops by 20%. He cited the resistance at $80,000 for Bitcoin, expected Federal Reserve interest ...
Bitcoin is trading around $76,808, about $4,900 below the $81,700 level needed to confirm a new bull market according to CryptoQuant. Large Bitcoin holders (whales) have been selling into the recent two-week rally, while retail investors bought on le...
Crypto analyst Dark Defender projects that XRP could significantly outperform Ethereum, with the XRP/ETH ratio potentially rising about 306% from its current level. This forecast is based on an Elliott Wave technical pattern targeting a fifth-wave ex...
