On Monday evening, Bitcoin made history again, breaking through the $127,000 mark. First, the price reached $127,035, and then quickly jumped to $127,253 — marking the second record of the day. The new surge came right after Sunday’s breakout above $125,000. By Monday, Bitcoin had gained another 4% during the session and more than 33%
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes stated that the 4-year crypto cycle really no longer works — but according to him, the reason is not the one usually mentioned. “As the fourth anniversary of the current cycle approaches, traders are trying to use the old model again and predict the end of the bull market,” he wrote…
Crypto analysts have noticed that open interest in Bitcoin and altcoins is once again forming a structure that previously ended with a market drop. Open interest in Bitcoin and altcoins is rising again In a recent post on X, analyst from the CryptoQuant Maartunn community noted that open interest in Bitcoin and altcoins is rising…
A sharp divergence between gold and Bitcoin has emerged in global markets. While the price of an ounce of gold exceeded $4,000 for the first time in history, Bitcoin fell below $122,000 amid a strengthening dollar. The DXY index reached a two-month high, putting pressure on dollar-denominated assets. Bitcoin loses ground under pressure from a…
According to top managers of Bitwise Asset Management and Aspen Digital, it is large capital that now sets the direction for the crypto market. They discussed this in an interview during the Token2049 conference in Singapore. Bitwise co-founder and CTO Hong Kim noted that the base of bitcoin investors has changed — funds and institutional…
After updating its previous all-time high in mid-August, bitcoin has set another record, reaching $125,506 in the first days of October. The coin continues to rise with no sign of a correction, entering the historically strongest quarter. At the same time, one of the fastest Layer-2 projects based on BTC — Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER) —…
Bitcoin set a fresh all-time high at $126,200, once again fueling investor interest in mining companies. Shares of Hive Digital, Bitfarms, and Riot Platforms rose by double digits, reflecting growing risk appetite and confidence in further BTC price growth. Miners react to Bitcoin’s record On Monday, Bitcoin updated its all-time high, rising above the previous…
The delay in the publication of the US September employment report due to the government shutdown may become an unexpected factor for the markets. For the crypto industry, this event is particularly significant — the direction of capital flows depends on the decisions of the Federal Reserve System. The Shutdown Paralyzed Statistics On October 1…
Bitcoin, gold, and other precious metals are back in the spotlight. Investors are increasingly leaving the dollar and buying what is considered reliable. Since the beginning of the year, BTC has broken a new high — over $125,000. Gold has also risen and is close to $4,000 per ounce. At the same time, t
Bitcoin hits all-time high US spot funds for bitcoin and ethereum attracted over $4.5 billion in a week, marking the strongest signal of renewed interest from institutional and retail investors. The inflow surge coincided with bitcoin reaching a new all-time high above $125,000, supported by record trading volumes. ETFs record largest inflows since late 2024…
On October 5, the total crypto market capitalization soared to a new record — $4.35 trillion. The main reason is the almost vertical growth of Bitcoin, which broke through the $125,000 mark. Against this backdrop, the market has fully returned to a bull phase. The previous high, around $4 trillion, was set at the end
The phenomenal growth of ETH against BTC, which fueled a mini altcoin season, has started to lose strength. The ETH/BTC pair gained 150%, but now for 40 days has been stagnating. And while the main engine of the alt market is idling, euphoria is gradually fading. This raises serious questions about the short-term prospects for…