Michael Terpin, a well-known crypto industry veteran, reaffirmed his prediction that Bitcoin could reach $1 million per coin by 2033 despite current market volatility. He highlighted a shift in Bitcoin's market structure, with increasing institutional involvement and large-scale capital accumulation, particularly through new investment vehicles and corporate treasury adoption. Terpin also noted that Bitcoin's price might dip to $50,000-$60,000 before a strong rally resumes, but long-term prospects remain bullish. This outlook aligns with other industry leaders who see Bitcoin's fixed supply driving its value toward seven figures over time.
Cryptocurrency markets are falling again after brief gains, with altcoins extending losses over the past week. Institutional investors are showing confidence in XRP, adding $20 million in inflows while other major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum face...
Bitcoin dropped 11% in a week following Michael Saylor's Strategy selling 32 BTC tokens for the first time since 2022, triggering a price decline. This move appears strategic to lower the firm's cost basis by capitalizing on weak market sentiment ami...
Cryptocurrency markets experienced a broad decline, with Bitcoin falling more than 6% to around $67,031 and Ethereum dropping nearly 5%. Other major coins like BNB, XRP, and Solana also saw significant losses, reflecting overall market weakness. This...
Bitcoin dropped more than 6% within 24 hours to a low of $66,346, wiping out $1.35 billion in long crypto positions and pushing its market cap below $1.35 trillion. The selloff dragged the total crypto market cap under $2.5 trillion for the first tim...
Bitcoin's price dropped below $67,000 following a broader crypto market sell-off, sparking renewed criticism from skeptic Peter Schiff who highlighted Bitcoin's underperformance compared to stocks and precious metals since 2019. Short-term holders ar...
