Peter Schiff argues that Bitcoin is acting as the opposite of gold amid rising war-driven inflation fears, with gold and silver prices climbing while Bitcoin's value falls below $64,000. He highlights a significant divergence in returns this year, with gold and silver up and Bitcoin down, suggesting Bitcoin never behaved like digital gold. Schiff attributes the metals' strength to geopolitical risks and inflation pressures, while Bitcoin continues to underperform other major assets. This ongoing debate questions Bitcoin's role as a safe haven compared to traditional precious metals.
Bitcoin surged nearly 30% over five days to almost $80,000 before sharply pulling back to around $77,000 on August 22, 2026. This retracement triggered over $475 million in forced liquidations of long positions due to heavy leverage, wiping out many ...
Chinese crypto miner Jiang Zhuoer reversed his bearish 2026 forecast after Bitcoin surged near $79,500, now 90% confident the bear market has ended. He bought back Ethereum near $2,100 after selling earlier, then sold half his ETH near $2,525, managi...
Bitcoin's price surged over 20% in less than a week, climbing from the low $60,000s to nearly $80,000, driven by a massive short squeeze and supportive U.S. Treasury bond buybacks. The daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) rose above 80, the highest si...
Bitcoin faces a critical test at the $76,000 support level after bearish divergence on its short-term chart suggested a possible pullback. Despite this, the monthly chart supports major upside scenarios with long-term Fibonacci targets ranging from $...
Bitcoin recently rallied over 22% to reach $79,000, its highest since May, sparking renewed investor optimism. However, Samson Mow argues that Bitcoin has never experienced a genuine bull run, suggesting last year's $126,000 peak was merely a respons...
