Bitcoin price struggles to hold the $90,000 level as thin Christmas trading and wary institutional flows cap gains, leaving traders split on whether a year-end breakout or deeper correction lies ahead.
Bitcoin price struggles to hold $88,000 as thin holiday trading saps momentum. Low liquidity and cautious institutional flows cap upside, leaving bulls wary of a potential correction if demand fails to recover.
Bitcoin plunges to $88,000 in a sharp market sell-off, yet JPMorgan reiterates its bold $170,000 price target, citing institutional demand and long-term bullish fundamentals.
Bitcoin bounced back to $86,000 on a wave of renewed buying, but Deutsche Bank has singled out five factors that could shape its near-term path – a warning that has injected caution and ignited debate across markets
Bitcoin plunged to $86,000 as extreme fear swept markets, sparking heavy selling and erasing billions. Traders blamed regulatory uncertainty, forced liquidations and spiking volatility.
Bitcoin dipped below $109,000 as a systematic strategy bought 397 more BTC. Traders cite heightened volatility and algorithmic accumulation, with short-term profit-taking offset by renewed long-term buying.
Bitcoin surged to $115,000 as markets rallied, while an analyst claimed the cryptocurrency ‘may never fall’ from its new highs. Traders weigh profit-taking and renewed institutional interest.
Standard Chartered has projected that Bitcoin could surge to $200,000 by year-end, citing increased institutional adoption and a growing interest in digital assets. The bank’s forecast highlights a potential turning point in the cryptocurrency market.
Plan ₿ has launched CypherTank, a Bitcoin-only pitch series with over $850,000 in prizes. This initiative aims to foster innovation within the Bitcoin ecosystem, supporting startups that prioritize Bitcoin-centric solutions and technologies.
Analysts warn Bitcoin could tumble to $80,000 as waning institutional demand, rising yields and looming options expiries converge. Traders weigh technical breakdowns against spot accumulation.