Bitcoin has reached $100,000, but is it still a worthwhile investment? Discover the factors driving its rise and whether the crypto king has more room to grow.
Bitcoin retreats from its $100K ambition amid rising market uncertainty. Is this a temporary pullback or a sign of deeper troubles for the flagship cryptocurrency?
Bitcoin’s $100K dream teeters on a knife-edge as shorts risk a violent breakout. Could whales, miners, and institutional optimism define the next move?
After a stellar month, the crypto market took a hit on October’s final day, with leading assets like Bitcoin seeing significant dips. This article dives into the factors behind these fluctuations and what might lie ahead.
Bitcoin’s price recently surged over 5%, reaching $67,800—a ten-week high—driven by increasing demand from spot ETFs and major bitcoin accumulation by large investors known as "whales," according to CryptoQuant data. Could this rally continue into Q4?
Bitcoin stumbles below $60,000 as rising Middle East tensions and economic uncertainty cloud its traditionally strong October performance. While some investors remain optimistic, geopolitical risks and market dynamics could shape a volatile month for the world’s leading cryptocurrency.