Bitcoin

While Bitcoin remains stable, Ethereum gains over 3% following a significant network update, with several related tokens also rising.

Bitcoin’s price is rallying, fueled by aggressive buying, but analysts warn this signals an overheated market. Contrasting this with stalling economic velocity, they caution that the current momentum may be driven by leverage rather than solid fundamentals, making the rally potentially fragile.

Bitcoin’s price stalls at the $94,000 resistance level while Ethereum surges nearly 4%, breaking out against Bitcoin and reaching its highest price in weeks.

Bitcoin has surged over 12% in two days, recovering from Monday’s slump. Analysts attribute the rebound to a market cleanup involving massive deleveraging and capitulation, potentially setting the stage for a relief rally.

Asset manager Grayscale predicts that Bitcoin will break its four-year cycle and reach a new all-time high in 2026, despite a recent 30% price drop. The firm sees signs of a local bottom and a ’leverage reset’ as a healthy foundation for future growth.

MicroStrategy has outlined conditions under which it would sell its Bitcoin holdings. A further 15% price drop in Bitcoin could trigger these sales, potentially initiating a market ‘death spiral’ and presenting a key buying opportunity.

The 3-month U.S. Treasury yield has fallen to a one-year low, signaling that the market anticipates a Federal Reserve pivot from tightening to easing. This shift has significant implications for Bitcoin’s price trajectory.

Crypto analyst Vincent Timmer examines Bitcoin’s chart, noting a potential trend reversal on lower timeframes. He outlines key support levels for entry and resistance zones that could trigger a new all-time high, while also warning of a bearish scenario if support fails.

Vanguard, the world’s second-largest asset manager, has reversed its stance on cryptocurrency. The firm will now allow its 50 million clients to trade select crypto ETFs, including those for Bitcoin and Ethereum, responding to persistent investor demand.

Bitcoin has bounced back above $92,000 after a sharp drop, with analyst Michaël van de Poppe suggesting the market may have bottomed. The breakthrough of the $92K resistance level could pave the way for a new all-time high and a test at $100K.