One of the most significant macroeconomic developments of the month is about to begin for markets, as the U.S. CPI report is expected to be released in two days. The April Consumer Price Index (CPI) report may help cryptocurrency traders decide whether Bitcoin will experience another wave of volatility brought on by shifting Federal Reserve expectations, or continue its recent comeback toward new highs.
After rattling investors last week with talk of selling bitcoin to fund dividends, Michael Saylor reframed the plan as a tactical accumulation play.
Bitcoin faces rising risks of a pullback toward $55K–$57K as bearish technical patterns clash with long-term bullish signals targeting a rebound above $90K.
After Bitcoin (BTC) price struggled to rally beyond $82,200 last week, trading expert Michaël van de Poppe has issued a near-term prediction.
Crypto funds drew $857.9M in weekly inflows as Bitcoin led demand, while CLARITY Act optimism helped lift total assets to $160B.
An old Bitcoin whale has just moved 500 BTC that had been immobile since 2013. At the time, this jackpot was worth about 457,000 dollars.
Bitcoin hovered around the $81,000 level on Monday after a promising weekend uptick fizzled out. The leading cryptocurrency reached peak levels of $82,000 during the weekend before retreating, settling at $80,833 with a modest 0.2% gain by Monday morning.
Macro strategist Raoul Pal says the probability of a bitcoin supercycle has risen significantly, citing debt monetization pressures, a historic global capital expenditure boom, and structural shifts in how governments are managing sovereign debt.
Capital B has raised €15.2 million ($17.8 million) from institutional investors, including Blockstream CEO Adam Back and French asset manager TOBAM. According to Capital B's May 11 press release, the company issued 23 million shares with attached warrants at €0.
Bitcoin price shows a weekly breakout setup as historical data points to a possible $138K target after confirmation.
Bitcoin and Nasdaq have rallied sharply, but U.S. consumer sentiment has fallen to historic lows, highlighting a widening Wall Street–Main Street divide.
Bitcoin has triggered another daily Kumo breakout, putting a historically bullish technical signal back in focus. Analyst Josh Olszewicz, who posts as CarpeNoctom, shared a chart on X tracking BTC's forward performance after every daily Kumo breakout since 2015.