Analysis

The crypto market rose independently of US equities as Bitcoin continued its strong rebound, poised to breach the $100,000 threshold.

CPI data bolstered expectations for future Federal Reserve rate cuts, driving Bitcoin prices above key resistance levels as a bullish signal currently forms.

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The clash between Trump and Powell has reached a fever pitch; the crypto market is nearing a turning point, with Bitcoin prices poised for an upward breakout.

With cryptocurrencies regaining widespread prevalence, and JPMorgan Chase claiming the sell-off is nearing its end, does this mean the crypto market is poised for a surge?

As Bitcoin maintains its strength despite macroeconomic headwinds, investors should look past short-term volatility and focus on the expanding institutional infrastructure that now supports the asset class as a legitimate global financial pillar.

Following the release of the ADP employment data, the probability of a Federal Reserve rate cut subsequently declined, and Bitcoin may briefly drop below the US$90,000 threshold.

Imagine the shockwaves that would ripple through the cryptocurrency market if the price of Bitcoin (BTC) skyrocketed to a staggering $250,000 by 2026. There's no doubt that such a meteoric rise in Bitcoin's value would fuel a massive surge across the entire market, propelling many established and e

Venezuelan events propel Bitcoin price higher, breaking above $90,000. Is the $100,000 milestone imminent?

The cryptocurrency market will continue to slide along the path of least resistance, gradually descending into a bear market in a manner consistent with historical patterns. In extreme cases, it could fall to $1 trillion.

Multiple tailwinds in 2025 propelled Bitcoin to new highs, but many of these positives have already been priced in. In 2026, Bitcoin faces challenges such as liquidity tightening, as well as regulatory and monetary policy uncertainties. Wall Street is divided on Bitcoin's future outlook, with target

Purchasing Bitcoin is generally divided into three stages: pre-transaction, during transaction, and post-transaction. Each stage requires careful attention, as losses can easily arise from operational errors, pitfalls, and other factors.

Despite further liquidity release by the U.S., Bitcoin prices remain weak, with USD 80,000 serving as a key support.

The U.S. has released multiple favorable policies, expected to drive the crypto market back to its peak, but beware of hawkish actions by the Federal Reserve.

The crypto market is evolving into a more mature and rational phase, driven by shifting participant demographics and heightened macroeconomic influences, even as the validity of Bitcoin's four-year cycle remains uncertain.

The Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point rate cut, yet it failed to boost Bitcoin's price. Does this mean the bull market has officially ended?

While a 25-basis point Federal Reserve rate cut in December is widely anticipated, market sentiment remains split on Bitcoin's future price trajectory.

TradingKey – Bitcoin plunged into a fresh liquidation crisis in early December, following a brief late-November rebound, as internal cracks emerged that questioned key institutional support. Unlike October's multi-billion dollar forced liquidation event, which was primarily driven by external shocks

TradingKey - After slumping below $93,500, 2025 Bitcoin price gains have been completely wiped out. Investors are puzzled as to why its bull market, underpinned by political tailwinds, institutionalization, and its four-year cycle, abruptly halted.

TradingKey - Bitcoin has plunged into a technical bear market, falling over 20% from its October all-time high after struggling at the $100,000 level. This sharp decline was fueled by near-record net outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, unnerving crypto investors. However, the fact that external factors