Citi has lowered its 12-month Bitcoin price target from $112,000 to $82,000, marking its most bearish forecast to date. The downgrade reflects a sharp decline in institutional demand, particularly due to stalled Bitcoin ETF inflows, with projected net ETF inflows now at zero. Citi warns Bitcoin could drop to $53,000 under recession-like conditions if ETF outflows persist. This cautious stance contrasts with some optimistic Wall Street forecasts, highlighting uncertainty driven by ETF flow data rather than long-term adoption trends.
Crypto markets experienced $359 million in forced liquidations mainly in Bitcoin and Ethereum, despite only modest price drops of about 1.4% for BTC and 1.1% for ETH. This indicates that leveraged derivatives, not spot selling, absorbed most of the s...
World XYZ, a key prediction market on Solana, has integrated Chainlink as its oracle provider to improve data accuracy and speed in resolving market outcomes. This upgrade addresses the 'oracle problem' by linking smart contracts to reliable real-wor...
Bitcoin briefly dipped to its lowest since September 2024 at $57,700 but recovered to around $58,700 as broader markets remain pressured by inflation concerns and a strong U.S. dollar. Crypto futures saw $395 million liquidated, mostly long positions...
Bitcoin fell about 22% in Q1 and 14% in Q2 of 2026, marking only the third time it has started a year with two consecutive losing quarters, previously seen in 2018 and 2022—both bear market years. Unlike typical seasonal trends where Q4 is strong, th...
The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart places BTC in its cheapest 'Basically a Fire Sale' band, with a reference price of $63,349 for July 2026, while the current price is around $58,581, indicating a rare discount relative to its long-term growth trend. This und...
