Bitcoin

Bitcoin’s correlation with global central bank easing turned strongly negative since 2024, meaning BTC now leads monetary policy signals rather than reacting to them according to analysts tracking ETF flows. That bitcoin price prediction shift changes the playbook because the next move may already be priced in before the announcement lands.  Every cycle has its

Crypto markets are back in action this week, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP all moving higher as sentiment flips positive. After weeks of uncertainty, a mix of geopolitical relief and improving technical setups is driving this rebound. Ceasefire Talks Trigger Risk-On Move The main catalyst is easing tension in the Middle East. A two-week ceasefire

The amount of Bitcoin sitting on centralized exchanges just dropped below 2.708 million BTC. That’s the lowest reserve level since November 2018, when Donald Trump was dealing with midterm election results and Bitcoin was trading under $4,000. Back then, low exchange reserves meant nobody cared enough to trade. Today, it likely means the opposite —

Data shows the Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen their 14-day netflow trend climb into the positive territory, ending a period of sustained outflows. Bitcoin Spot ETF Netflow Has Been Rising Recently As highlighted by on-chain analytics firm Glassnode in a new post on X, the Bitcoin spot ETFs have seen their 14-day netflow

Bitcoin staged a brief relief rally above $74,000 on Thursday, but it has already petered out as analysts predict a persistent bear market will keep momentum subdued.  “Bitcoin is still in a bear market despite the recent rally,” on-chain analytics company CryptoQuant said on Thursday. The platform’s Bull Score Index, a composite indicator that measures

Bitcoin and stocks stabilize after early week slide. The bond market isn’t convinced. Risk assets recover from oil-driven selloff as rising yields pressure Fed rate-cut bets. Updated Mar 6, 2026, 8:10 a.m. Published Mar 6, 2026, 5:35 a.m. Make preferred on Bitcoin BTC $68,031.90 and global equity markets have stabilized after an early-week sell-off and

Bitcoin is likely to outperform gold on price performance through to 2029 after gold’s strong recent rally, says macroeconomist Lyn Alden. “If I had to bet Bitcoin versus gold over the next two to three years, I would bet Bitcoin,” Alden said on the New Era Finance podcast on Wednesday. “Gun to my head, if

Bitcoin has again failed to hold $71,500, reinforcing the level as a long-term ceiling while global markets shift into a risk-off environment driven by rising oil prices and higher bond yields. The latest rejection came after Bitcoin briefly rose past $73,000, then lost momentum and fell back below $71,500. Bitcoin price chart showing BTC rejection