Bitcoin's 40% rebound against gold signals a potential bottom, echoing past setups that preceded strong BTC/USD rallies.
Analysts focused less on the pause itself and more on the Fed's unusually deep split amid ongoing bitcoin ETF outflows and weak demand.
Samson Mow, the CEO of Jan3, a BTC-focused tech company, has made a bold call, predicting that the Bitcoin price could eventually explode to $1 million per coin. Mow's ambitious price forecast adds to the growing list of $1 million Bitcoin price projections by Bitwise and other market experts.
Bitcoin slipped under $75,000 after the Fed held rates steady, then recovered roughly $1,000 but remained down more than 1% overall. Earlier gains faded after BTC failed near $79,500, with repeated pressure around $76,500 and below $76,000 before the FOMC decision.
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European digital bank bunq has joined forces with Dutch Bitcoin platform Blockrise to deliver protected Bitcoin services to customers through a Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) solution.
Bitcoin miner MARA Holdings has agreed to acquire Long Ridge Energy, a natural gas power facility operator, in a deal valued at $1.5 billion. The transaction marks one of the largest energy acquisitions by a publicly traded crypto mining company, signaling a strategic shift toward owning power infrastructure rather than simply consuming it.
Bitcoin nears $76K, but Binance funding rates stay flat and taker buy volume falls, raising doubts over rally strength.
Crypto analyst Kaz has called the local Bitcoin top, stating that the leading crypto has little room to the upside. The analyst also explained why BTC is now likely to drop below the psychological $60,000 level, which would mark a new low for the crypto asset.
Bitcoin BTC$76,204.87 is on the defensive as April draws to a close, though seasonal trends suggest any pullbacks may prove short-lived, potentially paving the way for a renewed move higher in the weeks ahead.
Bitcoin faces profit-taking pressure near $80,000, backed up by a U.S. inflation report that comes as high oil prices and rising bond yields weigh on risk assets.
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $2.44 billion in net inflows this April, signaling a massive return of institutional interest and a potential market shift for 2026.