Bitcoin price faces pressure as investors shift to bonds and gold, and risk aversion raises the chance of BTC falling to $108,000. Key takeaways: Rising demand for government bonds and gold underscores recession fears, limiting Bitcoin’s ability to sustain bullish momentum. Correlation with equities remains high, but structural catalysts like Strategy’s S&P 500 inclusion could shift sentiment. Read more
Bitcoin shrugs off US jobs data and its latest attempt to crack $112,000 resistance in a limp Wall Street open. Key points: Bitcoin ignores US jobs data and falls over 2% on the day. A high-volume area now comes into play as support, even as analysis sees a BTC price comeback next. Read more
Bitcoin shows signs of exhaustion with the recent drop to $107,000, but a break above $112,000 might confirm last week’s lows as the BTC price bottom. Key takeaways: Bitcoin has dropped 14% from its $124,500 all-time high, which led to a drop in BTC supply in profit, signalling market exhaustion. The $112,000-$116,000 supply zone must be overcome to start the next leg higher. Read more
Bitcoin financial services firm River says private businesses have accumulated 84,000 Bitcoin in 2025 amid a year of regulatory clarity and a strong bull market. Bitcoin financial services firm River said its business clients are reinvesting an average of 22% of profits into Bitcoin, signaling growing grassroots adoption. Of River’s client base, real estate firms have been the biggest adopters with nearly 15% reinvesting profits into Bitcoin (BTC), while hospitality, finance and software sectors are allocating between 8% and 10%, River research analyst Sam Baker said in a report on Wednesday. Even fitness studios, painting and roofing companies and religious nonprofits are among the adopters. Read more
The Bitcoin miners grew BTC output in August while expanding their operational hash rates more than 100% year-over-year. Bitcoin miners Riot Platforms and CleanSpark boosted their crypto production in August, according to operational updates on Wednesday. Riot Platforms mined 477 BTC in August, up from 322 BTC year-over-year. The output represents a 48% increase compared to August 2024. According to the company, it sold 450 BTC for net proceeds of $51.8 billion during the month, and now holds 19,309 BTC, a 92.7% increase in 12 months. Meanwhile, CleanSpark mined 657 BTC in August, up from 478 BTC during the same month in 2024. The jump amounts to a year-over-year increase of 37.5%. The company sold 533.5 BTC for $60.7 million last month. Read more
Bitcoin extends a relief bounce to liquidate shorts as analysis praises its macro hedge status ahead of a presumed Fed interest-rate cut. Key points: Bitcoin returns to $112,000 as bulls stage a key resistance retest. BTC price action preserves the “bull market support channel” in a classic dip to support. Read more
“Red September” is Bitcoin’s worst month, but rate cut hopes and institutional momentum could extend its winning streak. Bitcoin snapped a three-year streak of negative summer average returns, but it now enters its worst month, known as “red September.” September carries the dreaded nickname because it has delivered the lowest monthly returns for Bitcoin (BTC), averaging –3.77% across 12 years from 2013. It is also the month China imposed a pair of major crypto bans in 2017 and 2021. That record is weighed down by six consecutive years of losses from 2017 to 2022. The tables turned in 2023, and Bitcoin has now posted two straight September gains, including its best September ever in 2024, when it closed the month up 7.29%. Read more
Bitcoin’s march toward $150,000 could gain momentum as soaring G7 bond yields push investors toward hard assets like BTC and gold. Key takeaways: Bitcoin thrives when yields rise on debt and inflation fears, but struggles when central banks tighten aggressively. Today’s bond market stress looks inflation- and debt-driven, suggesting BTC could follow gold’s record run with higher-beta gains. Read more
Bitcoin spot and exchange flows point to an early recovery, but a close above $113,650 is needed to confirm the trend change. Key takeaways: Bitcoin’s Cost Basis Distribution shows strong buyer support versus Ether’s weaker flows. Coinbase and Binance netflows hint at a liquidity regime shift favoring reaccumulation. Read more
Bitcoin surprises with upside volatility in line with gold, but the risk of a return to test $100,000 is on the cards "in the coming days," a trader warns. Key points: Bitcoin moves in step with gold, rising toward $112,000 as gold hits new all-time highs. BTC price action has yet to confirm a reversal, say commentators, with the risk of a $100,000 dip still real. Read more
Bitcoin can rise toward $140,000 next and push higher over the next year if it repeats past gains seen after gold’s record highs. Key takeaways: BTC has rallied between 145% and 304% within a year of past gold peaks. The top crypto can rally to as high as $400,000 if the gold fractal repeats. Read more
Bitcoin still has time for one more surge to $150,000 says Peter Brandt, as retail sentiment around Solana soars: Trade Secrets. Welcome to Trade Secrets Bitcoin and Ether price predictions from top analysts, along with options data, sentiment analysis and prediction markets to determine what they can tell us about the months and years ahead. After soaring to new highs in August, Bitcoin is now facing a critical test for its next major move, according to veteran trader Peter Brandt. I think there is still room for one more big thrust, perhaps to $125,000 to $150,000, but it is running out of time, Brandt tells Magazine. Read more
Bitcoin still has time for one more surge to $150,000 says Peter Brandt, as retail sentiment around Solana soars: Trade Secrets. Welcome to Trade Secrets Bitcoin and Ether price predictions from top analysts, along with options data, sentiment analysis and prediction markets to determine what they can tell us about the months and years ahead. After soaring to new highs in August, Bitcoin is now facing a critical test for its next major move, according to veteran trader Peter Brandt. I think there is still room for one more big thrust, perhaps to $125,000 to $150,000, but it is running out of time, Brandt tells Magazine. Read more