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But the real reason for Bitcoin's decline is likely due to another reason, according to analysts at Citigroup, who are still largely bullish on the token. In fact, Citigroup sees the token rebounding and surging past $180,000 per token in roughly a year's time.
Bitcoin’s drop below $100K may be nearing exhaustion as a rare BTC-to-gold signal, one that has marked every major cycle bottom since 2015, flashes again, pointing to a potential 4–12 week consolidation before the next move.
Bitcoin price continued its strong sell-off today its lowest level since May 8. BTC token moved to a low of $97,200, down sharply from the ATH
The Federal Reserve cut rates, but Bitcoin dropped instead of rising. Here's why this counterintuitive crash might be less scary than it looks.
Strategy chairman Michael Saylor denies reports of Bitcoin sell-offs, Canary Capital's XRP ETF had a strong debut: Hodler's Digest
This means that even as ugly as the first chart is, there's no reason to sell all your crypto right now. Those who are saying it's time to run for the exits are panicked, and they won't be mentally positioned to take advantage of this period of lower prices as a result.
Bitcoin price continued its strong freefall this week as investors in the crypto and stock markets embraced a risk-off sentiment. The coin plunged to a
Data models suggest the next bitcoin price bear market may be shallower than past cycles, revealing how maturity is reshaping Bitcoin’s volatility.
Bitcoin’s looming death cross looks ominous — but history suggests it could be a classic bear trap, not the start of a deeper slide. With the Fed easing policy and liquidity returning, bulls may find their footing faster than expected.
Bitcoin price sits just a bit away from a breakout zone, but one on-chain clue hints at what could happen next.
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Where Will the Bleeding End for Bitcoin Bulls? Our Top Chart Strategist Maps Out BTC’s Next Move.
Bitcoin is crashing on lower expectations for a December rate cut. Here’s where the BTC crash might find a floor.
Bitcoin (BTC) broke below its June support near $98,000 on Thursday, marking its first clear lower high–lower low structure on the daily chart since February 2025. The decline deepened on Friday as BTC slid to $94,