Veteran trader Peter Brandt is warning that a bearish signal is flashing for Bitcoin, indicating that BTC might head to much lower prices.

Amid yesterday's crypto market slump, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the first-ever dual Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) index exchange-traded funds (ETFs) from Franklin Templeton and Hashdex. The ETFs are scheduled for launch in January 2025.

The price of Bitcoin fell to around $92,000, Friday afternoon, December 20 after the US Federal Reserve's rate cut triggered a sharp selloff in the crypto market. However, the premier cryptocurrency seems to be recovering nicely, having returned above the $97,000 level on the same day.

Bitcoin's price surge toward the $100,000 mark on December 20 appeared bittersweet for investors in the US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). While Bitcoin briefly exceeded $99,000 earlier in the day, the positive price movement contrasted sharply with the net outflows from Bitcoin spot ETFs, which saw a significant drain of capital.

Renowned tech visionary Balaji Srinivasan, former CTO of Coinbase and GP of Andreessen Horowitz, shows two charts to display the rocketing opportunities of AI large language models (LLMs) and Bitcoin ETFs. Both are in their "vertical" growth phases, he says.

Bitcoin has once again surged to new heights, surpassing its previous all-time high and reaching $108,300. This impressive rally is part of Bitcoin's continued push into uncharted price territory, fueled by growing investor demand and positive global market sentiment.

OTC desks inventory see their largest monthly inventory decline for 2024 down by 26k BTC signaling increased demand for Bitcoin by institutional investors.

Bitcoin (BTC) recorded a mild recovery after falling straight from the $102,000 to $92,000 zone. The biggest crypto has been unable to reclaim the $100K mark even after many recent attempts, which has begun to spread doubt and FOMO among investors.

As Bitcoin currently faces a downturn and now seeing a recovery suggesting a preparation for its next bull run, market participants appears to be analyzing trends in exchange leverage and liquidity. Particularly, CryptoQuant has pointed out that leverage ratios on centralized exchanges have become a focal point, offering insights into the potential risks and opportunities shaping the crypto market.

Michael Saylor, co-founder and chairman of business intelligence firm MicroStrategy, has unveiled a comprehensive crypto framework aimed at further integrating Bitcoin and other digital assets into the US economy.

Adrian Zduńczyk, a certified market analyst, forecasts that Bitcoin price might undergo two more 20% to 30% dips before BTC hits a peak of $225,000 in this bull run. This outlook suggests that the recent crash was normal and that the uptrend will continue.

Bitcoin rebounds toward $100K, boosting top altcoins BNB, ADA, and AVAX. Key levels to watch as technical setups hint at sharp moves ahead.

President-elect Donald Trump has said he will sign an executive order to create a Bitcoin reserve on his first day in office. This has left many wondering how it could impact crypto's current four-year boom-bust cycle and lead to a crypto supercycle.

MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor has expressed strong support for President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve. The post Michael Saylor Supports Trump's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve in New Policy Proposal appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin (BTC) is pushing to regain its six-figure valuation following a period where it risked falling below $90,000 support zone. However, on-chain data suggests a new record high could be on the horizon amid the recent volatility.

Michael Saylor, the Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, has outlined a Bitcoin strategy to position the United States as a global leader in the digital economy.

Bitcoin surges 4.30%, trading at $98,466. Key resistance at $99,460 could dictate its next move as altcoin season wanes. Read the full analysis. The post Will Bitcoin Stabilize Above $100K: Altcoin Season Over? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Amid a wider readjusting of market expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve (Fed) for 2025, investors withdrew a record $680 million from Bitcoin ETFs on Thursday, the highest outflow in a single day since January's approval of these investment funds. Grayscale And Bitwise Bitcoin ETFs Experience 8% Decline As Bitcoin ETFs faced this outflow, the price declined, dropping another 5% to trade around $97,400 to close the week.

There's no denying that cryptocurrency is a polarizing asset class. While it's beginning to receive some level of interest at an institutional level, I'd wager that the majority of crypto enthusiasm still resides among retail investors.

Bitcoin investors have hit a new milestone: the average profit per Bitcoin holder is now a staggering $67,088, according to data from Whale Alert. This marks a significant achievement in the world of cryptocurrency, and it's worth noting that this figure surpasses the average annual salary in the United States, which stands at $62,027 in 2024.

The total crypto market cap is above $3.550 trillion once again.

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The US Spot Bitcoin ETF has ended its 16-day inflow streak this week, as the crypto market recorded a massive pullback. Amid this, BlackRock Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) recorded its highest outflow since launch, sparking concerns among investors.

The crypto market is reeling from a massive sell-off as Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies experience significant losses. Over the past 24 hours, a total of 361,972 traders were liquidated, leading to over $1.17 billion in losses.

Bitcoin buying led by Coinbase launches BTC price action back toward the six-figure mark.

This week, the LATAM cryptocurrency landscape demonstrated its dynamic nature once more. El Salvador has decided to continue with its Bitcoin purchases, despite the IMF's warnings, while MetaMask innovates by launching its crypto debit card for Mexico, Colombia and Brazil.

Bitcoin's price correction could continue, but analysts see no reason for concern.

Bitcoin has faced a significant correction, dropping 15% from its all-time high of $108,300. This price decline marks a sharp shift in market sentiment, which has quickly transitioned from an extremely bullish outlook to one of uncertainty and caution.

Macro investor and fund manager Dan Tapiero says that Bitcoin (BTC) reaching $200,000 in 2025 is viable. In a new thread, Tapiero tells his 123,500 followers on the social media platform X that once the US government tightens up fiscal policy, the top crypto asset by market cap will skyrocket.

In a significant move for the cryptocurrency industry, Groupe BPCE, France's second-largest bank, has received approval to offer Bitcoin and cryptocurrency investment services to its vast customer base of 35 million users.

The world of cryptocurrencies is in turmoil as mentions of "Buy the Dip" on social media reach their highest level in eight months. According to recent data, this trend was observed after the price of BTC fell below the psychological threshold of $100,000 on December 19, 2024.

Robert Kiyosaki, a renowned businessman and the author of a highly successful financial book series, Rich Dad Poor Dad, in a recent post on X, warns about the possibility of a global financial crisis. He advises people to invest in gold, silver and Bitcoin to protect wealth. Here is what you should know.

Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has recently experienced a significant and sudden price correction, sparking debate among investors. Concerns have surfaced about whether this downturn signals the conclusion of the current bull cycle or merely represents a temporary setback.

Michael Saylor, the head of MicroStrategy, has shared a bold idea: by using Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, the United States could make up to $81 trillion. Saylor believes this move could position the U.S. as the leader of the global digital economy.

The crypto market today is recovering from losses from the past 48 hours, with the market cap adding 1.34% gains in 24 hours to reach an impressive $3.4 trillion. Trading volumes too have surged by 10.25% to $291.27 billion, signaling renewed optimism among investors.

Bitcoin struggles to recover from the big drop. It fell down to $92,000 as we predicted in our analysis yesterday. Though BTC has moved up by 5%, it still lies in a danger zone. Let's analyse market metrics to understand what is happening and what to expect.

Record $671.9M outflow from U.S. BTC ETFs as Bitcoin drops 9.2% and Ethereum plunges 15.6%.

Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing its first seven-day decline in eight weeks, prompted by hawkish signals from the US Federal Reserve (Fed) that have led traders to sell off the asset, which has more than doubled in value this year. Bitcoin Rebounds To $97,500 After Historic ETF Outflow The market's leading cryptocurrency saw a drop of as much as 5.3% to $92,149 on Friday, following a record high of just above $108,000 earlier in the week.

How far will El Salvador go with its Bitcoin strategy, despite IMF objections?

Ripple Faces SEC Appeal Drama: XRP battles market volatility as Ripple awaits the SEC's crucial January appeal decision, with potential price impacts looming.

Bitcoin's price recently experienced a sharp drop after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's comments during the latest Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting rattled investor confidence. Powell's remarks on inflation and the potential slowing of rate cuts in 2025 triggered a major correction in Bitcoin's price, causing it to plummet by over $13,000 in just a few days.

Cryptocurrency prices today are showing bullish momentum, with Bitcoin (BTC) rebounding above $97K after touching a low of $92K. Major altcoins like Ethereum (ETH) and XRP also saw gains, reflecting positive market sentiment.

In an interview with Yahoo Finance, US Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming outlined a proposal to grant the Federal Reserve the authority to hold Bitcoin as part of the United States' official reserves.

Bitcoin and Ethereum face volatility after $2.63B options expiry, with prices below key levels.

The cryptocurrency market has endured a significant sell-off that saw its total market capitalization plunge by over $600 billion before it started recovering. In a sell-off that saw Bitcoin drip from a new high around $108,000 to a $92,000 low. The cryptocurrency has, however, since started recovering and despite still being down more than 6.

The cryptocurrency market is facing a significant event, with over $2.6 billion in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) options contracts set to expire. This large volume of expiring options has the potential to trigger short-term price volatility for both assets, particularly as both Bitcoin and Ethereum have recently seen declines.

Bitcoin's exchange transfers have dropped significantly, which might have a negative impact on its price.

Marathon Digital Holdings is redefining the narrative around Bitcoin mining by repurposing its excess heat to benefit communities in Finland. In a Dec. 20 statement on X, the company said it provides heating for approximately 80,000 residents through a forward-thinking approach that merges innovation and environmental responsibility.