Bitcoin price is back near one of those levels traders love to argue about. According to the original report, BTC has returned to its 200-week moving average for the first time since 2023. That puts one of Bitcoin’s most watched…
According to the original report, BTC dropped more than 10% from its recent high and moved into a range where traders are watching $62,000, $65,000, and the risk of a deeper breakdown. The report focuses on the usual short-term signals:…
Anthony Pompliano’s latest Bitcoin argument is easy to turn into a headline: Bitcoin could reach $1 million if the U.S. government keeps expanding the money supply. That is the part everyone shares. It is clean, loud, and perfect for social…
Cathie Wood is back in the headlines with another bold Bitcoin forecast. According to the original report, ARK Invest’s base case puts Bitcoin around $750,000 by 2030, with a more aggressive bull case tied to Bitcoin taking market share from…
According to the original report, Bitcoin may still be tracking a historical cycle pattern, with a possible bear market bottom arriving around September or October 2026. That is the fact being discussed. The more interesting question is not whether Bitcoin…
Mark Cuban sold most of his Bitcoin, but that does not prove Bitcoin failed. It proves many investors still misunderstand the network.
When people first start taking Bitcoin seriously, the question they usually ask is not whether Bitcoin has value. The question is: “Am I too late?” When BTC trades at tens of thousands of dollars, people say it is too expensive.…
Bitcoin may still be trading above its previous cycle peak, but that hasn't stopped publicly listed miners from flooding the market with coins. In the first quarter of 2026 alone, major mining firms sold more than 32,000 BTC—more than they sold in all of 2025 combined. The sell-off, driven by razor-thin profit margins, highlights a growing rift between Bitcoin's market value and the gritty economics of producing it.
