Institutions remain bullish on Bitcoin as retail investors capitulate, reallocating assets to safer holdings. Market watchers say institutional flows and macro factors sustain prices despite retail pullback.
New cycle analysis of Bitcoin price data indicates signals for the next major bull run, with on-chain metrics and historical patterns pointing to accelerated gains – analysts warn volatility remains high.
Could Bitcoin hit $200,000 in 2025? With 172 companies now holding BTC in treasury, analysts cite ETF inflows and the halving as catalysts, while cautioning on rate policy, liquidity, and regulatory shocks.
As altcoins rally in a risk-on burst, analysts say Bitcoin consolidates and reasserts dominance. Liquidity rotates, volatility climbs, and BTC ultimately sets the pace as the cycle approaches its finish.
Crypto’s long-held 4-year halving cycle faces fresh scrutiny as ETFs, shifting liquidity, and miner economics reshape price patterns. We break down the data, market signals, and what a regime change could mean.
Bitcoin’s renewed rally to $114K has reignited bullish sentiment, positioning the market for a potential ‘Uptober.’ Traders eye higher volatility as institutional flows and technical momentum align.
Bitcoin’s rally reignites confidence as prices rebound above $112,000, prompting analysts to assert the bull market remains intact amid renewed investor demand, macro tailwinds and improving on-chain metrics.
As Bitcoin eyes a fresh rally toward a new ATH, investors recalibrate risk management, monitor liquidity and macro indicators, and position portfolios to capture upside while guarding against heightened volatility.
Trader says Bitcoin’s bull run ends if BTC falls under $100,000, warning that losing this key level would trigger broad selling and shift markets into prolonged consolidation.