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 has slipped into a bear market, analysts say, as macroeconomic headwinds, waning retail demand, and mounting regulatory pressure weigh heavily on the flagship cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin’s recent price slump could trigger the next bull run as investors buy the dip, on-chain indicators stabilize and macro conditions improve, analysts say a sharp rebound may be imminent.
Bitcoin. Rising like unpredictable exhilaration, it shatters resistance levels and investor expectations, sending markets into a frenzy as analysts weigh catalysts and risks amid renewed institutional interest.
Cathie Wood lowers her 2030 Bitcoin target to $1.2 million, revising long-term expectations as evolving market dynamics and adoption trends prompt a reassessment of crypto’s growth outlook.
Q4 2025 Bitcoin ETF flows signal shifting demand: heavy inflows could tighten supply and lift prices in 2026, while outflows may pressure markets – analysts weigh liquidity, macro and regulatory impacts.
Bitcoin tumbled to $106,000 amid intensified selling, yet bulls eye a strong November rebound. Traders watch on-chain metrics and macro cues for signals of a sustained recovery.
Researchers apply mathematical models to forecast Bitcoin’s price floor, using volatility clustering and on-chain signals. Findings point to a likely support zone forming in coming weeks.
Bitcoin price crashes to $108,000 after the Fed signals caution, triggering sharp selling and volatility. Traders scramble to rebalance positions as risk appetite cools and liquidity tightens.
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.