Multiple analysts have repeatedly pointed to $120K as bitcoin's price target this year.
Crypto investors don't seem fazed by the attacks.
Geopolitical tensions spark weekend volatility but BTC bounces back maintaining critical on-chain support.
Majors are stabilizing, and bitcoin regained $101,000 after falling under six-figures last night as U.S. airstrikes on Iran triggered a brutal $1 billion flush-out.
Early accumulators are cashing out into strength as the token tests key resistance levels just below its 2021 peak.
“BTC continues to consolidate bullishly, and a move through recent highs could set up a run toward $145,000,” one trader opined.
Tensions in the Middle East are fueling a flight to safety, with traders rotating out of altcoins into stablecoins and bitcoin amid uncertainty around U.S. military escalation and sticky inflation.
A failure to hold the recent strong support of the 50-day SMA could invite stronger selling pressure.
While investors of all kinds widely prefer DCA, new research shows that since 2023, it has underperformed a structured product called an "accumulator."
Fresh policy moves on stablecoins and bitcoin's long-term holder activity are signs for some traders to remain mid-term bullish.
Bitcoin cash has broken out of a triangle pattern against bitcoin.
The payments-focused cryptocurrency has gained just 7.5% this year.
The crypto market was unfazed by the escalating conflict in the Middle East on Monday.
The dollar value of HYPE futures open interest is $2.06 billion, still lower than XRP futures.
The volatility signal is based on the "MACD" linked to standard deviation bands.
Circle is up 13% on news that Amazon and Walmart are moving into stablecoins.
Pending legal clarity and ETF speculation could push XRP as high as $5 by mid-2025, one analyst said.
Massive liquidations dampened bullish momentum from Circle’s IPO and revived optimism around DeFi tokens, as over 247,000 traders were wiped out.
Weaker dollar sparks optimism for risk assets as inflation eases.
Tokens flash early signs of a local top as traders eye rotation and macro cues, despite optimism around ETFs, stablecoins and broader adoption.
The CPI missed estimates Wednesday, easing concerns of a tariff-led upswing in price pressures.
Ether outpaces bitcoin on fresh institutional inflows and rising demand for tokenization, signaling a potential push towards its all-time high.
ETH call options are trading at a higher premium on Deribit, making it more favorable to traders.
Market observers heralded the SEC Chair Atkins' comments as positive development for the sector, with Binance founder CZ saying that June 9th "will be remembered as DeFi day."
One analyst characterized bitcoin's recovery from last week's decline as a "peaceful rally," with buyers stepping in to support the uptrend.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index rose above 24,000 for the first time since March, driven by trade talk optimism.
BTC's bearish H&S breakdown from Thursday is still valid.
A long-standing view of BTC maxis – that the U.S. fiscal policy is unsustainable – has received a nod from billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk.
Investors weigh tensions between Elon Musk and President Trump alongside broader recession fears as markets digest the latest macro signals.
The bullish flow is consistent with the renewed optimism among some analysts about ether's price prospects.