Bitcoin surged to $81,845 following Trump’s election win and pro-crypto promises. Analysts now predict a potential climb to $100,000 by inauguration day, with a long-term target of $300,000 by 2026.
Bitcoin's recent rally near $80K sparks debate, with analysts warning of a possible sharp correction, even as price discovery continues.
Following the U.S. presidential election, crypto advocates anticipate regulatory changes as President-elect Trump signals plans to replace SEC Chair Gary Gensler, sparking hopes for a more innovation-friendly approach.
Bitcoin analysts forecast a potential BTC surge to $100,000–$200,000 before Trump's inauguration, driven by market optimism for pro-crypto policies.
Bitcoin consolidates near $75K as traders eye potential Fed interest rate cut. Price targets include a possible surge to $100,000 with high volatility expected around the Fed’s announcement.
The crypto market is on the rise amid expectations of Trump’s 2024 presidential win, driving trading volume and leading to significant liquidations.
Despite Bitcoin’s recent 6.7% drop below $67,500 amid U.S. election uncertainty, key derivatives metrics indicate traders are staying optimistic about a price rebound.
Bitcoin has formed a "gravestone Doji" candle on the weekly chart, indicating a potential end to its bullish trend as sellers resist higher prices.
Despite Bitcoin’s volatility, it remains a promising digital asset, and these seven investors have become the wealthiest holders of Bitcoin in 2024.
Bitcoin (BTC) recently dropped over 6%, prompting analysts to eye support levels around $65,000 to $69,000. Key events, including the U.S. elections and FOMC meeting, could lead to further volatility.
Bitcoin’s price fell by over 6.5% following a drop in former President Donald Trump’s election odds, prompting investors to reduce risk amid market uncertainty.
Bitcoin ETF inflows are nearing $1 billion daily, sparking concerns that this rush could signal a new local top for BTC, as seen in previous rallies.