Bitcoin’s price pattern appears to follow the Nasdaq-to-S&P 500 ratio, a key method of gauging investor risk. After reaching a record high, Bitcoin is now hovering around $90,000—a significant level
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Bitcoin’s ability to reach and hold the $100,000 level will be influenced by the upcoming $11.8 billion options expiry.
Data suggests Bitcoin’s all-time high rally to $93,400 is far from over.
Bitcoin is showing no signs of stopping its advance toward $100,000, and several altcoins look poised to follow.
XRP price could imitate and “pull like Dogecoin” if a bullish chart pattern is confirmed.
Bitcoin surged past $90,000, driven by strong U.S. demand as noted by the Coinbase Premium Index. Blackrock’s iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) logged a high trading volume of $1.2 billion in
Bitcoin traders are rushing to secure the $100,000 call option on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and Deribit, demonstrating a high optimism for Bitcoin’s price increase. A call option allows
Dogecoin could break the $1 threshold if the memecoin repeats its 2021 trend which generated a 7,000% rally.
The October US inflation data matched economists’ predictions, coinciding with a surge in the Bitcoin price to near $90,000. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.2%, while the Core
The CoinDesk 20 Index decreased by 1.86% to $2,598.80, while Bitcoin recorded a slight dip of -0.04% to $87,804.73 and Ether saw a drop of -3.78% to $3,166.56. Bitcoin reached