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Bitcoin remains in a bull market despite dropping to the $80,000 range this week, according to crypto strategist Michaël van de Poppe. He predicts Bitcoin could ultimately surge to $250,000 in the current market cycle. Van de Poppe shared his analysis with his 778,500 followers on X. "I don't think

Bitcoin's largest holders have resumed accumulation after briefly selling earlier in the week, on-chain data shows. Large investors, known as whales - defined as those holding at least 0.1% of Bitcoin's entire supply - have added nearly 15,000 tokens since prices fell below $90,000, according to dat

The Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index has plummeted to 10, marking its lowest point since mid-2022 when the cryptocurrency was deep in a bear market. This extreme fear reading comes after Bitcoin's price suffered a significant decline in recent days. Just last week, the index stood in neutral territory, in

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading below critical demand levels after falling under the $90,000 mark earlier this week. The cryptocurrency has reached fresh lows as bulls lose control amid intense selling pressure. BTC has dropped 14% in less than three days. This rapid decline has pushed the market into what

Bitcoin's near-term price trajectory depends heavily on U.S. political developments, according to cryptocurrency industry veteran Arthur Hayes. The BitMEX founder stated on X that investors should "chill out, retrace and wait" for now. "If Trump can't pass his budget which spends more and hikes debt