Crypto analyst Mikybull Crypto has forecasted a bullish breakout for Bitcoin by late October, driven by a wave 5 impulsive move. Despite some external market factors pressuring Bitcoin, Mikybull remains…
Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced relatively calm weekends throughout its bull run since last October. However, recent data suggests this trend may shift, with potential volatility expected soon. Implied Volatility Points…
Bitcoin (BTC) is on track to end September with a 9% gain, marking its best performance for the month since 2013. Historically, September has been the worst month for Bitcoin,…
Bitcoin is once again in the spotlight as it approaches the $66,000 mark, sparking speculation about a potential breakout after months of sideways movement. Investors are asking whether this is…
Bitcoin’s price remains in a volatile “chop” phase as it struggles to break through the $65,000 resistance. With key sell-side liquidity at this level, Bitcoin bulls are still waiting for…
Bitcoin is currently trading around $60,000, but many analysts predict a potential drop to $37,000. Volatility is common in Bitcoin’s market, but it may not necessarily be a bad thing.…
The crypto market experienced another decline as U.S. stock markets opened, with Bitcoin dropping below $56,000. This trend reflects a broader risk-off sentiment among American investors. Bitcoin Drops After Brief…
Bitcoin is approaching the crucial $57,000 resistance level, a point where it could face difficulty pushing higher in the short term. If it fails to break above this level soon,…
Bitcoin (BTC) took another hit early Wednesday, dropping to $55,700. This decline raises the question: should investors reconsider the bullish case for Bitcoin, or is this just another buying opportunity?*…
On Wednesday, US Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a significant outflow of $105 million, marking the second consecutive day of withdrawals. This came as Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by…
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