Standard Chartered has revised its Bitcoin year-end price target for 2026 down from $300K to $100K, citing recent market pressures including ETF outflows, forced liquidations, and corporate selling. Despite the downgrade, the bank's digital assets chief views the dip below $60K as a buying opportunity rather than a sign of fundamental weakness. The bank remains bullish on the long-term outlook, projecting Bitcoin could reach $500K by 2030. Investors should watch ETF outflows and market volatility closely as these factors influence near-term price stability and potential rebounds.
Strategy sold a small amount of Bitcoin (32 BTC) but quickly bought back a much larger amount (1,550 BTC), signaling a shift from a strict 'never sell' stance to active treasury management. This approach highlights the importance of balance sheet res...
The S&P 500 completed a significant rally phase at 7,620 and has since dropped over 5% to a low of 7,237, marking the largest decline since March. This pullback may lead to a full correction targeting the 6800s. A short-term recovery is currently und...
The global cryptocurrency market is experiencing a significant drop in trading volumes, reaching the lowest levels in two years due to macroeconomic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and recent liquidations. Despite this bearish sentiment, long-ter...
On June 14, 2011, WikiLeaks adopted Bitcoin following a financial blockade by major payment processors that cut off 95% of its revenue. This move was the first major real-world test of Bitcoin's ability to bypass traditional financial censorship, dra...
Bitcoin has historically fallen more than 61.8% from its peak in every bear market since 2010. With the latest peak above $126,000, this pattern suggests a potential drop to around $48,215 if it holds true again. However, the current market is more m...
