Blog tagged as Inflation
While many await the election results, one winner is clear: Bitcoin.
Whichever way the election goes, Bitcoin ultimately wins.
With the U.S. election and an interest rate decision both set for this week, brace for impact. How will Bitcoin respond?
Pre-election volatility is here, with Bitcoin rallying 3% before dropping back 3% within just three hours—opportunities abound, but caution is key.
This dip may look concerning, but it’s actually bullish for Bitcoin and presents a great opportunity to add to your holdings.
When this much of the supply is in profit, Bitcoin flies.
Overnight, Bitcoin came within $150 of reaching a new all-time high.
Bitcoin has surged past $70K, signaling strong bullish momentum and the potential for new all-time highs as market optimism and external catalysts, like the upcoming U.S. election, fuel its rally.
Bitcoin has bounced almost 5% since the explosions in Iran on Saturday.
Bitcoin has relinquished all its gains made over the last two days due to further turmoil in the Middle East.
Bitcoin rallies 2.35% overnight, flipping the trend back to the bulls
Bitcoin remains bearish in the short term—don’t panic; this could be your golden opportunity.
Bitcoin has failed to get and stay above $69k and the short term time frames seem bearish. What happens next?
CME dealers were ahead of Bitcoin’s drop from $48k to $15k in 2022, and now they’re going long.
Monday morning saw BTC break above $69k, now just one or two strong days away from setting new all-time highs.
Bitcoin dominance has surged to a 42-month high as BTC reaches $68,000, signaling short-term outperformance over altcoins, while also giving time to prepare for the upcoming alt season.
The long-awaited breakout of the bull flag could finally be here—here's what to expect if it plays out.
World Liberty Financial ($WLFI) has launched overnight, but don’t get caught up—stay focused on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin has surged nearly 5% in the past 24 hours, breaking above $66K once again, signaling renewed bullish momentum.
Bearish CPI data has led to further Bitcoin weakness and may likely continue as inflation persists.
