Bitcoin’s new price targets of over $80K may not actually be the 'all-time high'
Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $73,880 in USD terms earlier in 2024, but toppling it by 2025 does not take it above 2021’s inflation-adjusted value. Source link
Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $73,880 in USD terms earlier in 2024, but toppling it by 2025 does not take it above 2021’s inflation-adjusted value. Source link
Bitcoin and SPX share a high correlation index as the U.S. stock approaches a new all-time high a day before the Fed cuts interest rates. Source link
Bitcoin futures CME gaps have been filled by price every time over the past quarter, and over the weekend, another gap was formed between near $54,000. Source link
Bitcoin’s recent drop to $55,250 reclaimed an untouched demand zone from August, which may push prices for an immediate swing high at $58,000. Source link
Bitcoin’s downward price action led to another round of liquidations, with over $78 million over the past 24 hours. Source link
Bitcoin addresses with balances between 1,000 and 10,000 BTC hold the largest share, 24.17%, of the total BTC supply. Source link
Bitcoin could be at the precipice of another parabolic rise, which may lead to a price target of $260,000 by the end of 2024. Source link
Bitcoin witnessed its largest weekly return of 10% since early July, but early signs indicate that the markets remain uncertain about where BTC price might go next. Source link
While Bitcoin failed to close above the $60K psychological level on the weekly chart, the long-term holders (LTHs) continue to adopt a bullish strategy in 2024. Source link
The same study correctly predicted Bitcoin price to reach $65,732 in 2021, a mere $1,050 price difference from the previous all-time high. Source link