CryptoQuant says bitcoin has started Q4 under conditions that appear favorable for a price rally to $160,000–$200,000.
'Good sign for the onslaught of 33 Act ETFs coming soon,' Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas said.
Bitcoin nudged toward $114,000 after August CPI matched forecasts, pushing markets to price a 25 bps Fed cut in September.
Ether’s monthly spot volume on CEXs overtook bitcoin’s for the first time in years amid institutional demand, The Block’s data shows.
The market appears influenced by billions of dollars rotating from BTC to ETH with Bitcoin down 8% and Ethereum up 14% in the past month.
The price of ETH, Ethereum's native token, set its previous all-time high of around $4,878 in November 2021.
Markets across the board traded sharply higher on Friday following Jerome Powell's dovish speech at Jackson Hole.
Analysts and industry leaders see further upside, with Standard Chartered raising its year-end target to $7,500.
The second-largest cryptocurrency is up approximately 40% since the start of the year, trading hands above $4,500.
Open interest in CME ETH futures also experienced a 75% increase, from $2.97 billion in June to a record $5.21 billion in July.
The price of Ethereum's native asset ether recently eclipsed $4,000 level for the first time in eight months.
The move comes amid rapid accumulation by Ethereum treasury companies and increasing ETF inflows in recent weeks.
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The latest dominance shift has been headlined by Ethereum's remarkable surge, climbing from $2,500 to $3,500 over roughly 10 days.
Earlier this week, XRP flipped Tether's USDT to become the third-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
As the price of bitcoin crossed $115,000 for the first time, BlackRock's IBIT became the fastest-ever ETF to cross $80 billion in AUM.
While it’s still too early to say with certainty, we could be on track for another muted summer stretch ahead.
Standard Chartered expects the second half of 2025 to deliver bitcoin’s largest dollar rally ever and sees the coin at $200,000 by year's end.
Crypto markets continue oscillating amid geopolitical tension and bullish long-term catalysts supporting demand.
Altcoins were hit especially hard by the decline in prices, while the top 30 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization held up slightly better.
"$100k isn’t just support anymore — it’s being cemented in investors’ minds as the base price," said Nic Puckrin, founder of The Coin Bureau.
Wall Street infrastructure is rapidly capturing market share from crypto-native exchanges as ETF-based trading surges 15% since October.
Analysts point to broader concerns as compounding market stress, though some say Bitcoin could soon recover if key resistance levels hold.
Despite BTC trading at all-time highs as of the time of writing, open interest (OI) paints a more nuanced picture.
Bitcoin and other equities slid Friday as Trump renewed trade tensions with the EU and threatened Apple for offshore product assembly.
The previous all-time high for Bitcoin was around $109,350, set back in January as President Donald Trump assumed office.
Government entities increased their MSTR holdings in Q1, including first-time buys by Saudi Arabia and France, Standard Chartered said.
Bitcoin is up nearly 4% on the day and 27.4% over the past 30 days. This is the first time BTC has seen $100,000 since February.
President Trump renewed attacks on Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling for urgent rate cuts amid claims of declining inflation.
Bitcoin and equities surged as President Trump increased tariffs on China and paused duties on other countries for 90 days.