
US CPI, Easing Inflation to Push Bitcoin and Altcoins Higher?
Market analysts are closely watching the January US CPI report wherein a lower-than-expected inflation print could trigger a recovery in Bitcoin and altcoins.
Market analysts are closely watching the January US CPI report wherein a lower-than-expected inflation print could trigger a recovery in Bitcoin and altcoins.
On-chain data shows whale investors have not been aggressively withdrawing Bitcoin from centralized exchanges amid low supply from OTC markets.
Elon Musk’s change of his X profile name to “Harry Bolz” triggered a significant surge in the HARRYBOLZ meme coin, with its trading volume exceeding $4 million in a few hours.
The renewed interest in altcoins, led by L1 projects, has increased the cash outflows from Bitcoin by whale investors in the past few days.
Traders betting on a market rebound were caught off guard as volatility spiked, leading to heavy losses, especially on Binance, OKX, and Bybit.
As Ethereum continues to struggle and diverge from Bitcoin price trend, are the chances of altseason 2025 declining, too? Will the divergence lead to an underperforming year for altcoins or is a turnaround possible for the altcoin segment in this calendar year?
After days of no significant movement, Bitcoin takes a bullish route on Monday. However, some signs of Bitcoin top emerge in the market. Will the institutional support from Bitcoin ETFs overshadow the signs for a new all-time high?
Bitcoin network activity has significantly decreased, with daily transactions dropping by 53% from an all-time high as investor sentiment dips.
BlackRock’s proposal for in-kind redemption on its spot Bitcoin ETF product is now under review
Bitcoin has a fixed maximum supply of 21 million coins and only ever has a fraction of that actively available for trading.
On-chain data analysis shows that Bitcoin whales with over 100 BTCs have been increasing in February as retail traders liquidate, which is often a bullish signal.
MicroStrategy unveils new identity as Strategy, emphasizing its position as world’s largest Bitcoin treasury while reporting Q4 Bitcoin yield of 74.3%.
According to Standard Chartered’s Geoffrey Kendrick, Bitcoin is on track to hit $500,000 by the end of 2028.
Led by Commissioner Hester Pierce, the SEC’s new crypto task force aims to clarify the classification of crypto assets and not put everything within the “securities” bracket.
While the short-term Bitcoin prospects depict bearish sentiment, the mainstream adoption, which now includes nation-states, will fuel the next thrilling phase.