Bitcoin (BTC) may be up slightly at the start of Friday’s session, but it remains to be seen if it can build traction above $6,000.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization is now down 37 percent from its May 5th high at $9,996 according to CoinDesk’s Bitcoin Price Index, though it’s rebounded to a crucial support zone at $6,235, according to Bitfinex data.
The figure is notable, as it could be argued bitcoin needs a daily close above the previous low at $6,070 to abort bearish outlook for the coming week.
And so far in today’s session, it appears a bullish reversal pattern might be playing out.
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Bitcoin risked falling below the current inverse H&S neckline around $6,073 but has since recovered slightly to keep the pattern in play.
Bitcoin is trading around $88,000, well below its recent all-time high near $124,000. While price has stabilized after the sharp pullback, on-chain data suggests the market may not be out of the woods yet.
Although the Bitcoin price has recently displayed swift recovery to the upside, the broader picture still mirrors a bleak future for the flagship cryptocurrency. A new on-chain evaluation has surfaced, which suggests that Bitcoin’s recent price recovery could be happening within a broader, weak trend, with macroeconomic factors acting as the major influences.
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Bitcoin Price Crashes to $84,000 – Is $70,000 Next?
The bitcoin price experienced two more aggressive dumps today, now trading near $84,500.
This post Bitcoin Price Crashes to $84,000 – Is $70,000 Next? first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.
As the market volatility heats up again, the price of Bitcoin witnessed a pullback, bringing it closer to the $90,000 threshold. While BTC’s price faces a pullback, key on-chain metrics are beginning to follow suit, reaching levels that could shape or determine the next trajectory of the market.
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Bitcoin Price Forecast Tools and Cycle Valuation Metrics
This One Chart Has Never Missed a Bitcoin Price Top or Bottom in 15 Years
This post Bitcoin Price Forecast Tools and Cycle Valuation Metrics first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Matt Crosby.
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Bitcoin Price Fights For $90,000 Despite Fed Rate Cuts
The bitcoin price fell on Wednesday night into Thursday, falling from $94,000 to below $90,000.
This post Bitcoin Price Fights For $90,000 Despite Fed Rate Cuts first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading in a narrow range between $92,000 and $94,000, a zone that could dictate whether the cryptocurrency rallies toward $100,000 or retraces to around $90,000.
When Strategy disclosed its acquisition of more than 10,000 Bitcoin worth $1 billion, market watchers anticipated an immediate rally. Instead, Bitcoin’s price barely moved. The muted response was not a reflection of weak demand but the result of how the purchase was executed.
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Bitcoin Price Skyrockets to $94,000 as Banks Start to Embrace Bitcoin
The bitcoin price is pumping this morning, currently trading above $94,000.
This post Bitcoin Price Skyrockets to $94,000 as Banks Start to Embrace Bitcoin first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.
The Bitcoin price in December is now a key focus, given that the market ended November on a weak note. Bitcoin dropped more than 17% this month, breaking its usual November trend and raising questions about whether the recent $80,000 bounce was the real bottom.
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Bitcoin Price Dip Or New Bear Market?
Bitcoin Price Under Pressure as LTHs Distribute: Rising VDD Multiple & Falling Long-Term Holder Supply Show No Capitulation Yet.
Bitcoin has spent the past several weeks trapped in a persistent decline, wiping hundreds of billions of dollars from its market value and reversing nearly a year’s worth of gains. The pullback has pushed the price far below its October all-time high of $126,000 and has dragged sentiment with it as traders search for answers.
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Bitcoin Price Teeters at $93,000 as Bears Press Their Advantage
Bitcoin price is struggling to hold $93,000 as thin liquidity, leverage-driven volatility, and a critical break in market structure fuel one of the most bearish stretches of the 2025 cycle.
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Bitcoin Price Jumps Near $94,000 After Sub-$90,000 Dip
Bitcoin price briefly fell below $90,000 overnight before rebounding to the $94,000 range, trading near its weekly high, with over 19.
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Bitcoin Price Freefalls Down to $91,0000 and New Lows
Bitcoin price has fallen nearly 30% from its early October peak near $126,000, trading in the $92,000–$95,000 range as investors weigh Fed uncertainty and missing economic data.
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Bitcoin Price Plunges to $94,000, Hitting Six-Month Low as Macro Fears Mount
Bitcoin price was trading between $94,000 and $97,000 today, its weakest level since early May and a steep fall from October’s $126,296 all-time high.
Bitcoin Cash price is under selling pressure, testing support near $470. 8 and $460. 3. Bitcoin pullback and market fear amplify downside risks for the BCH price. Key resistance sits at $528. 85, with potential upside if support holds.
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Bitcoin Price Crashes Below $98,000 Close to Six-Month Lows
Bitcoin price plunged to $98,000 as long-term holders sold at record levels, institutional demand weakened, and broader market fatigue set in amid a fragile post-shutdown U.
After months of upward momentum, Bitcoin is pausing to catch its breath. The Bitcoin price is solidly above $100K, and volatility is near the lowest it’s been in years. Analysts see this consolidation phase as reminiscent of past pre-rally setups,…
Bitcoin’s rally has hit a pause near the $105,000 level after a strong post-halving recovery, leaving traders on edge as the world’s largest cryptocurrency tests key resistance zones that could decide its next major move.
In its October report, DappRadar, a global marketplace for decentralized applications, stated that the crypto industry has rebounded and reached a market cap of $1 trillion. The Crypto Market Cap is Over $1 Trillion Despite the $1 billion losses due…
The NFT boom was supported by a healthy and bullish crypto ecosystem and positive investor sentiment. However, Bitcoin’s bear market had an adverse impact on the crypto ecosystem.
The narratives that have propelled crypto to its current status have reached the limits of their influence. It’s time to rethink how to pitch crypto to a broader society.
Amid Tether losing market share over the past few weeks, the Circle-backed USDC stablecoin has been growing notably, with the market value surging to $55 billion.
