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Bitcoin (BTC), which has fallen below the $60,000 mark, may be headed for another decline. On Monday (local time), investment bank Standard Chartered predicted that BTC could fall to $50,000 to $52,000. The decline is expected to be driven by a combination of crypto-specific factors and macro

Cointelegraph lists three signs that the Bitcoin (BTC) price may be nearing a bottom, including These are: easing market uncertainty after the Fed rate announcement, weak miner selling even after the halving, and rising demand for stablecoins in China. “Market uncertainty was somewhat eased after the Fed said it has

According to DL News, Nate Geraci, CEO of US ETF specialist ETFstore, recently commented on the recent net outflows from Bitcoin spot ETFs, “Bitcoin ETFs are still in the early stages of adoption. Financial institutions are not even allowing brokers to recommend bitcoin spot ETFs. It's a slow

Financial analytics firm Capital Economics has predicted that “the stock market bubble driven by artificial intelligence (AI) will burst in 2026.” “Rising inflation and rising interest rates will weigh on equity valuations,” Business Insider reported on Feb. 28, citing Capital Economics' analysis. Capital Economics predicts that investor enthusiasm for

Bitcoin (BTC) has seen a decrease in whale activity since before its halving. Cryptocurrency media outlet NewsBTC reported on on-chain data shared by analyst Ali Martinez that showed a decrease in Bitcoin whale activity over the past six weeks. Martinez cited Santiment's whaling aggregation metric, which analyzes Bitcoin

Michael Saylor says he hasn't met anyone who has spent 100 hours studying Bitcoin. On April 29, Michael Sailer shared a video with X explaining how his views on Bitcoin change depending on the number of hours he has studied it. “You can't be critical of