Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, expressed his belief that bitcoin has likely found its bottom around $60,000, referencing the cryptocurrency's historical four-year cycle. Despite recent price drops, Armstrong remains bullish, calling bitcoin "the new digital gold" and expecting its value to rise significantly by 2030. Bitcoin recently rebounded above $66,000 after dipping below $60,000, but analysts caution that weak demand and unstable ETF flows mean a confirmed recovery is not yet certain. Armstrong's optimism highlights confidence in bitcoin's long-term potential amid short-term volatility.
Bitcoin's recent drop to around $60,000 triggered strong buying from large investors, or whales, while retail investors held back. This buying pressure quickly pushed the price back up to $66,000. On-chain data from Glassnode shows a synchronized acc...
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange bitFlyer announced it will start listing Solana (SOL) on June 24, allowing users to easily buy and sell the token. This listing is significant as bitFlyer is one of Japan's largest exchanges, providing Solana greater ...
The CoinDesk 20 Index rose 5.9% since Friday, driven by strong gains in Bittensor (TAO), which surged 31.9%, and Near Protocol (NEAR), up 22.2%. All 20 assets in the index traded higher, with the smallest gains seen in Binance Coin (BNB) and Bitcoin ...
Veteran trader Peter Brandt highlights Bitcoin's adherence to classical chart patterns but notes recent weakness as BTC trades below its 18-week moving average near $71,253 and has broken below a rising channel. CryptoQuant data shows whale selling h...
Finbold AI Agent forecasts Bitcoin price to reach an average of $66,263 by July 1, 2026, a small increase from its current price of about $66,146. This prediction is based on analysis using multiple AI models and technical indicators like MACD and RS...
