Despite recent price corrections, Bitcoin’s valuation metrics still indicate a bull cycle ahead.
Bitcoin ETF news
MIAX joins Nasdaq and NYSE in listing options on Bitcoin ETFs. Cboe will start in December.
Analysts are eyeing a 20–30% Bitcoin correction before the world’s first cryptocurrency breaches the $100,000 mark.
The asset manager is extending its fee waiver until January 2026 for up to $2.5 billion in assets under management.
The growing network activity is a promising sign for Bitcoin’s battle toward the historic $100,000 mark, which was just $200 away on Nov. 22.
Onchain data reveals that ETF flows haven’t been the primary causes of sell pressure for Bitcoin.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their steepest single day of outflows since Trump’s election win, signaling market jitters.
Another amended filing signals continued progress toward bringing a diversified cryptocurrency index fund to US exchanges.
Bitcoin’s failure to cross above $100,000 could extend the current price pullback. The real question is whether or not bulls will buy the dip.
Bitcoin’s price action has historically benefited from economic concerns and issues in the banking industry.