Peter Brandt believes Bitcoin may delay its next all-time high until 2027 as the market enters a prolonged consolidation phase. He highlights a potential drop below $66,000 as part of a necessary reset. The current cycle reflects historical commodity patterns, pointing to accumulation over immediate breakout, while Bitcoin's long-term fundamentals remain strong.
Bitcoin ($BTC) whales accumulate $2.1B in March — Bitcoin price prediction sees potential path to $80,000 as a reversion to the mean move advances.
Bitcoin chart analysis shows a CME gap setup and a bullish monthly signal as traders watch momentum and resistance levels.
Coin Metrics State of the Network update noted that as blockspace scales and transaction costs keep falling, differentiation between various blockchains is gradually shifting from cost to more use-case specialization.
Bitcoin futures open interest falls 3% as funding rates turn negative and ETF inflows boost spot demand.
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Bitcoin (BTC) is trying to steady itself after a shaky start to the week. After dipping briefly toward the key $70,000 support level on Sunday, BTC has since bounced back and is now trading above $72,000 on Monday.
Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF records about $62M in inflows during its first trading sessions, supported by a 0.14% fee, the lowest in the market. The launch highlights how major banks are accelerating crypto access through traditional channels.
Bitcoin's ceasefire rally faded after rejection at $74,000, as renewed Strait of Hormuz tension pushed traders back into defensive positioning. QCP says ETF inflows and a cleaner derivatives setup are helping keep the market from breaking down despite weakening momentum.
Bitcoin staged a market-defying recovery on Monday, April 13, rising to an intraday high of $72,629 shortly after reclaiming the $72,000 level. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin rose to $72,629 on April 13, recovering from a flash crash caused by failed U.S.-Iran talks.
The year 2025 was supposed to be the great crossover. The moment when Bitcoin (BTC) would finally shed its skin as a mere speculative vehicle and digital cash. The headlines were compelling: The Lightning Network cracked $1.
Bitcoin futures open interest on the CME has fallen to a 14-month low of approximately $7.