Bitcoin rose to $64,792, gaining 1.59% over the week, driven by bullish momentum indicators like MACD and rising open interest. However, structural signals from the Realized Price model, which tracks holder cost bases, remain bearish with most age-band pairs inverted, signaling tentative demand. This divergence between short-term strength and long-term caution leads analysts to recommend reducing exposure to 30%. The market awaits a strong price push above the Weekly 200-day moving average to confirm a sustained uptrend, otherwise Bitcoin may remain range-bound near $60,000.
Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, forecasts Bitcoin to rise through 2026, potentially reaching $70,000 to $75,000 by year-end despite a bear market and regulatory hurdles like the uncertain passage of the CLARITY Act in the U.S. He be...
Standard Chartered has reaffirmed its prediction that Bitcoin will hit $100,000 by the end of 2026, maintaining a positive outlook despite current market fluctuations. This forecast highlights potential significant gains for Bitcoin in the long term ...
Strategy increased its cash reserves by about $225 million to $3.225 billion by selling over 2.7 million common shares, while maintaining its bitcoin holdings at 843,775 BTC worth nearly $55 billion. This move supports liquidity and dividend payments...
Bitcoin's bear market might be nearing its final stage, but charts suggest a possible further drop to $25,000-$35,000 before a durable bottom forms. This bottom could set the stage for a major rally, with an Elliott Wave model projecting a peak aroun...
The cryptocurrency market shows cautious stability with Bitcoin maintaining a price above $64,000 and Ethereum consolidating near $1,882. Pi Network surged 15% in anticipation of its Protocol v25 upgrade scheduled for July 22, signaling increased inv...
