Bitcoin has recently achieved a new all-time high, surpassing $70,000. Noteworthy crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe sees this as just the beginning, suggesting that there is still room for significant upward movement. He believes that Bitcoin remains “heavily undervalued” and has the potential for even higher value. Van de Poppe emphasizes the role of
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A recent report has shed light on the total Bitcoin assets held by the companies of tech magnate Elon Musk – Tesla and SpaceX – as well as the profits they have garnered from their investments. The report, published by Arkham Intelligence, an AI-based blockchain analytics platform, delves into the Bitcoin holdings and transactions of
In a whirlwind of excitement and anticipation, Bitcoin skyrocketed to a two-year high, bringing it within touching distance of its all-time record value. Surpassing $68,000, with a peak price of $68,800, the leading cryptocurrency has been on a remarkable journey. As of the latest data from Coingecko, Bitcoin is currently trading at $67,980, marking a
Bitcoin has experienced a remarkable surge in value in recent months, with February alone witnessing an increase of over $18,000. This upward momentum has spilled over into March, propelling the Bitcoin price to surpass the $65,000 mark for the first time since 2021. As BTC continues to trade in the green, there is a prevailing
The recent reports of a sharp decrease in the availability of Bitcoin (BTC) on Over-the-Counter (OTC) desks have significant implications for the market dynamics. According to Caitlin Long, the CEO and founder of Custodia Bank, there was a noticeable scarcity of BTC available for sale on the big OTC desks. This scarcity points towards a
Hunter Horsley, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Bitwise, a crypto index fund manager, has recently made bold predictions about the future of Bitcoin. In a Twitter post, he confidently forecasted that Bitcoin’s price could surge to $250,000, surpassing its current value of $62,000. Horsley also suggested that Bitcoin could potentially surpass gold as a
Bitcoin (BTC) has surged by 5% in the last day, edging closer to the highly anticipated $60,000 mark. The surge in price can be attributed to the growing investor interest in the world’s largest cryptocurrency, reaching levels not seen since the 2021 boom. This increase in demand was accompanied by spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs)
The Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index has spiked to its highest level in almost three years, reaching Extreme Greed at an accelerated pace. This index serves as a gauge of investor sentiment, indicating whether investors are currently injecting funds into the market or withdrawing them. The Fear & Greed Index consists of five main categories:
The outflows from Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) appear to be slowing down, indicating a shift in investor sentiment. This trend is reflected in the trading activity of Bitcoin ETFs, with the entire ETF cohort attracting significant trading volumes and rapid growth in assets under management. Although there was initial anxiety surrounding Grayscale’s Spot ETF, it
Matrixport, a crypto financial services platform, has once again made a bullish prediction for the Bitcoin price. This time, they forecast that Bitcoin will surge to $63,000. This projection is notably higher than their previous prediction of $50,000 by the end of January, which did not materialize as expected. The ambitious target of $63,000 is