Bitcoin approached the $83,000 mark on September 25 after surpassing its May high during the week of September 21, putting pressure on earlier predictions of weakness in the fourth quarter of 2026. The breakout remains unconfirmed until the weekly candle closes above the May high, which would signal a stronger bullish trend. If Bitcoin falls back below this level, it could return to its previous trading range. Analyst Benjamin Cowen had anticipated further weakness based on historical patterns but now views the weekly close as critical to confirming a sustained breakout or a failed move.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.504.892.143 on Pluang as of September 26, 2026, showing a modest 0.05% gain over the past day. This price is near its recent highs, with 96% of its total supply in circulation and a strong market cap of Rp30.189,32 trillion. The platform data also shows a higher buying interest at 64% compared to selling at 36%, while typical holders keep Bitcoin for about 110 days, indicating steady investor engagement during this critical weekly close period.
As of September 25, 2026, Bitcoin trades at $83,877, within a forecasted volatility range of $73,600 to $94,200 for the next month. German investors face important tax considerations, including the Crypto Asset Tax Transparency Act effective from Jan...
Bitcoin traded mostly between $84,000 and $85,000 after reaching a weekly high above $87,000, experiencing significant intraday volatility that triggered $67 million in liquidations. Rising U.S. bond yields, oil prices above $100, and hawkish Federal...
Bitcoin is testing the critical $83,000 level, breaking its traditional four-year cycle pattern as noted by analyst Benjamin Cowen. This weekly close will determine Bitcoin's direction for Q4 2026, with a close above May's high signaling a strong bul...
Bitcoin has surpassed key cost bases and is approaching a major resistance level near $96,700, supported by rising ETF demand and increased spot trading volume. Despite a $14 billion options expiry on September 25, profit-taking remains subdued, indi...
Bitcoin's price fell to around $83,450 on September 25 after a recent rally above $87,000 lost momentum. The decline is influenced by a large quarterly options expiry and rising U.S. Treasury yields, which are affecting trader sentiment. Technical in...
