Bitcoin (BTC) price could reach $256,000 within 12 months, according to Adam Livingston, an advisor to Saturn Credit, who argues the flagship coin is now historically cheap relative to gold (XAUT).
The SpaceX IPO (Initial Public Offering) has quickly become one of the most talked-about developments in the financial markets, and Bitcoin is not left out of the conversation.
Bitcoin is getting kicked while it's down — and Wall Street's latest obsession is partly to blame.
Bitcoin trades above its $48,300 Investor Price as traders watch for a rally toward $66,000 before another pullback.
Morgan Stanley's head of digital asset strategy, Amy Oldenberg, said Bitcoin reaching $1 million is possible over time, while cautioning that a move of that scale would likely require either a long adoption cycle or a major dislocation in traditional markets. Speaking with Natalie Brunell on Coin Stories, Oldenberg framed the next phase of Bitcoin adoption less as a sudden “J curve” and more as a gradual institutional buildout, led by product access, adviser education, custody infrastructure and client demand.
Bitcoin's resilience amid institutional outflows highlights its stability, while altcoins face increased volatility and competitive pressures. Bitcoin advances and holds above key technical level as ether and solana struggle to keep pace.
BTC's dominance rate has risen from last week's low, a sign of renewed capital flowing into the largest cryptocurrency as major altcoins struggle.
Bitcoin has confirmed a major rounding top breakdown after losing the $65,000 support zone, with technical indicators and derivatives positioning pointing to a possible decline toward the mid-$40,000 range. According to data from crypto.
Bitcoin bounced to around $62,000 even as May CPI hit a 3-year high of 4.2%, but CryptoQuant says the realized-price floor near $53,600 hasn't been tested and the $250 billion SpaceX IPO could drain more crypto liquidity.
Canadian citizen Trenton Richard Johnston has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering for his role in a crypto fraud scheme that stole more than $13 million through social engineering attacks.
BlackRock filed a likely-final S-1 amendment for its iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BITA), a covered-call product with a 65bps fee, as it races Goldman Sachs to launch the first major yield-paying Bitcoin ETF.
Fold Holdings recently sold $45 million in bitcoin and used the proceeds to pay off $20 million in bitcoin-collateralized loans. Debt Elimination and Liquidity Boost The Nasdaq-listed bitcoin financial services company, Fold, disclosed that it monetized approximately $45 million of bitcoin at an average price of about $71,000 per bitcoin.