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Bitcoin briefly became the eighth-largest asset in the world after temporarily surpassing the market cap of silver.
Analysts expect Bitcoin price to breach $150,000 by the end of 2025, driven by the upcoming halving and the demand introduced by Bitcoin ETFs.
Bitcoin ETFs see over half a billion dollars in net inflows, outpacing the current market supply of Bitcoin 10 times.
Bitcoin is currently priced at $68,300, a mere 1% off its all-time high of $69,000.
The price of Bitcoin could increase by 6300% in the next 15 years, according to Giovanni Santostasi’s power law model.
Bitcoin price seesaws above $62,000 as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs hit record net inflows and trading volumes on Wednesday.
The government’s transfer occurred the same day Bitcoin breached the $60,000 mark for the first time in over 2 years.
The last time Bitcoin traded above $60,000 was in November 2021, shortly after it reached its all-time high. Is a “pre-halving retracement” imminent?
Bitcoin’s massive surge upward saw more than $268 million in shorts liquidated throughout the wider crypto market.
The ECB executives agree that the expectation of spot ETF approvals drove the price of Bitcoin, but they believe it could turn out to be “a flash in the pan.”
The MicroStrategy executive chair claimed Bitcoin was superior to gold and real estate, and predicted that capital from those assets would make their way into the cryptocurrency.
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A few users on X believe the movement of funds indicates a supply shock prior to the halving, while others pointed out that whales are just moving funds to OTC desks or other custodians.
Bitcoin ETFs have attracted over $2.2 billion in new inflows over the last four days alone.
Investors keep accumulating spot Bitcoin ETF shares as combined daily inflows broke another record at $631.3 million.
After topping $50,000, multiple data points suggest that Bitcoin investors are beginning to consider taking some profit.
Bitcoin last traded above $50,000 in December 2021 — more than two years ago. The crypto market looks very different this time around.
BTC mining stocks and MicroStrategy notch double-digit gains as Bitcoin price hits a 2-year high.
A market indicator is flashing that Bitcoin is now firmly in a “high risk” zone — a sign it could be in the early stages of a bull market, says Glassnode.
The nine spot Bitcoin ETFs reached a significant milestone of $10 billion in assets under management on Feb. 9.
Market enthusiasts expect the year of the dragon to bring good fortune for the crypto market, but more traditional analysts advice caution.
The effects of the spot Bitcoin ETF approval will go far beyond the capital inflows into these investment products, according to Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten.
Grayscale has a “massive” head start, but will the Wall Street firms like BlackRock and Fidelity soon overtake GBTC?
Any retrace in the price of Bitcoin over the next two weeks could be investors’ last chance to scoop up Bitcoin at “bargain-buying" prices, says pseudonymous trader Rekt Capital.
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The Bitcoin halving could spell a great deal of pain for Bitcoin miners if the price of BTC fails to surge, though hedging strategies could mitigate this risk.
The FTX hedge fund accused Grayscale of a “self-imposed redemption ban,” but funds are leaving quite actively now.
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The Bitcoin halving has proven to be an important benchmark for traders trying to time the market, but how could the new spot BTC ETFs affect this trend?