Bitcoin's realized profit and loss ratio has dropped to -0.35, the lowest in 43 months, a level historically linked to major market bottoms. This metric, indicating net realized losses, last fell to this level during significant downturns in 2015, 2019, and December 2022, each followed by recoveries. Concurrently, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $221.7 million inflows, ending a 10-day outflow streak, as softer U.S. economic data improved market sentiment. Analysts note reduced leverage in the market and suggest Bitcoin may be nearing the final phase of its correction, with a potential bull market starting in the fall driven more by institutional investors than retail traders.
Motley Fool analysis suggests that cryptocurrencies Hyperliquid and Venice Token might surpass Bitcoin in market value within five years if their current growth continues. Hyperliquid is priced at $93 with a market cap around $20.7-$23.3 billion, far...
Quant (QNT) led gains among top altcoins with a brief 75% rise after being chosen for The Clearing House's On-Chain Money Initiative, pushing its price above $190 before settling near $160. Bitcoin (BTC) held steady above $83,000, moving toward $85,0...
Bitcoin surged from around $63,000 in August to a recent high near $87,000, while the US dollar index also strengthened from 98.40 to above 101 in September. This simultaneous rise is unusual since Bitcoin typically moves inversely to the dollar, oft...
ChatGPT forecasts Bitcoin could average $94,000 by October 2026, with three scenarios: bearish ($75,000-$82,000), base-case ($90,000-$98,000), and bullish ($105,000-$120,000). The forecast highlights strong institutional buying and ETF inflows suppor...
Bitcoin is on track to record its second-best third quarter ever, gaining about 43.5% in Q3 2026, according to CoinGlass data. This strong performance follows a challenging first half of the year where Bitcoin lost over 36%. Historically, Q3 is usual...
