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Bitcoin's recent climb above $126,000 has given way to a market-wide pullback, but analysts are projecting a substantial fourth-quarter rally that could push the cryptocurrency to $180,000 and send Ethereum as high as $12,000. The predictions come as the broader digital asset market consolidates nea

Bitcoin's price movement has diverged from traditional miner behavior patterns, with a key correlation metric falling to -0.157 on October 3, marking the lowest reading since March 2025 and signaling what analysts describe as a fundamental shift in market structure. The cryptocurrency traded at $121

Hargreaves Lansdowne, Britain's largest retail investment platform, issued a firm warning to investors following the U.K. government's decision to lift restrictions on cryptocurrency trading products. The company stated Bitcoin does not qualify as an asset class and advised against including digital

Bitcoin surged past $125,000 for the first time over the weekend, prompting options traders to increase bets that the cryptocurrency will climb to $140,000 by year's end. The rally, which has pushed Bitcoin up more than 100% in the past year, comes as a U.S. government shutdown fuels demand for asse

Exchange-traded funds tracking cryptocurrency assets pulled in $5.95 billion globally during the week ended Oct. 4, marking the largest weekly inflow on record as Bitcoin climbed to unprecedented levels. The surge reflects mounting institutional interest in digital assets, with the United States acc