Bitcoin remained relatively stable over the weekend after a volatile week in which it surged to an intraday high of $85,220 on Friday before experiencing modest fluctuations.

Fundstrat co-founder and managing partner Tom Lee remains highly optimistic about bitcoin's trajectory this year, emphasizing that his team has identified BTC as their top “favorite.” He further asserted that in 2025, bitcoin is poised to surpass gold in market performance.

The Bitcoin ETFs appear to be struggling as asset managers race to gain approval for altcoin ETFs, such as Dogecoin, Axelar, and Polkadot.

Bitcoin's long traders have something interesting in store to look forward to.

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Bitcoin continues to challenge traditional financial markets and generates increasing interest among investors. For several years, it has been compared to gold, often presented as its digital equivalent.

Is a surge ahead or will it be a deeper correction for the world's largest cryptocurrency?

Rachel Maddow recently ran a Bitcoin FUD segment comparing BTC tokens to Beanie Babies. But literally everything the MSNBC host said about cryptocurrency was wrong.

The price of Bitcoin (BTC -0.08%) has now fallen through the $80,000 level, and some analysts are now warning that $70,000 is next. Bitcoin is now down nearly 25% since it reached an all-time high of $109,000 on Inauguration Day, and investors are understandably concerned.

The firm is liquidating its ARK 21Shares Active On-Chain Bitcoin Strategy ETF and ARK 21Shares Active Bitcoin Ethereum Strategy ETF amid the downturn.

According to a recent report, bitcoin mining companies privately run or traded on the stock market now hold over 100,000 BTC in their accounts. But there's a catch — these businesses have also taken on a hefty $4.6 billion in debt.

Rising gold prices and strong bitcoin ETF outflows have pushed gold ETFs ahead as the precious metal prices hit record.

Bitcoin price recovered modestly from its monthly lows, but struggled to cross the important resistance at $85,000.

Pro-crypto attorney Jeremy Hogan has spotlighted the subtle competition in the broader digital currency ecosystem, specifically featuring XRP and the Bitcoin (BTC) ecosystem. Addressing members of the XRP community, Hogan highlighted the fundamental difference between XRP and Bitcoin.

Following inflation easing signals observed in the latest U.S. CPI and PPI reports, investors are now closely monitoring key developments that could influence the prices of Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) in the week ahead. Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) in Recovery as US CPI and PPI triggers $99B Surge Bitcoin

After a torrid start to the week, the price of Bitcoin appears to be finally stabilizing and building some bullish momentum. On Friday, March 14, the flagship cryptocurrency demonstrated this growing momentum, as it steadily climbed the charts and briefly crossed the $85,000 mark to close the week.

Brazil may be the next in line to legalize salary payments in Bitcoin, after the National Congress received a bill pushing for the move. According to reports, Congress received a bill that will allow employees to take their salaries and other remunerations in Bitcoin and other digital assets.

A widely followed crypto analyst and trader is warning that an altcoin market bounce may end up being short-lived. In a new post, pseudonymous crypto trader Altcoin Sherpa tells his 243,900 followers on the social media platform X that alts may give up gains after bouncing based on historical precedence.

Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of $938.8 million, marking the fifth consecutive week of the outflow trend. Similarly, ether ETFs also faced a net outflow of $178.43 million, extending their outflow streak to three weeks.

An analytics firm has explained how the data related to the stablecoins could hint at whether the Bitcoin market top is in or not. Stablecoins Have Seen Their Market Cap Touch New Highs Recently In a new post on X, the market intelligence platform IntoTheBlock has discussed about the trend in the combined stablecoin market cap.

For years, inflation was primarily a concern for emerging markets, where volatile currencies and economic instability made rising prices a persistent challenge. However, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, inflation became a global issue.

Bitcoin's recovery to $84,500 on Friday exemplifies why following crowd sentiment often leads to poor trading decisions. The recent market movements contradict common predictions during periods of extreme fear or greed.

The Bitcoin (BTC) community demonstrated peak fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD) when the largest cryptocurrency dropped to $78,000. However, the price of the largest crypto predictably bounced back to current prices at about $85,000, despite massive pessimism.

A wave of panic is sweeping through the bitcoin market. In just six weeks, short-term investors have lost over 100 million dollars, caught in a brutal correction.

A new House bill from a Trump ally would codify a federal Bitcoin Reserve—but it differs in one key way from the bill introduced in the Senate.

A Democrat lawmaker has opposed US President Donald Trump's plan to increase the government's Bitcoin holdings by creating a strategic reserve. House Rep.

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Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing a notable price recovery, reclaiming the $85,000 level after a 4.3% increase in the past 24 hours. This rebound has sparked renewed optimism among investors, who are now looking for signs of further momentum in the market.

Bitcoin (BTC) failed to sustain levels above $85,000 on March 14, despite a 1.9% gain in the S&P 500 index. More importantly, it has been over a week since Bitcoin last traded at $90,000, prompting traders to question whether the bull market is truly over and how long selling pressure will persist.

The traditional financial industry and the crypto sector continue to intersect, and every move of Wall Street giants is scrutinized closely. Indeed, the announcement of BlackRock's return to the bitcoin (BTC) market with a $25 million investment has not gone unnoticed.

Bitcoin (BTC's) apparent demand fell to -142 on March 13, the lowest in 2025. Analysts suggest that BTC must close above $89,000 to avoid a deeper correction.

Bitcoin traded at $84,222 on March 15, 2025, with a market capitalization of $1.67 trillion, a 24-hour global trade volume of $25.99 billion, and an intraday price range between $82,705 and $85,139, showing signs of potential consolidation amid mixed technical indicators.

United Kingdom prosecutors allege an officer working for the country's National Crime Agency (NCA) stole 50 Bitcoin (BTC) back in 2017.

In a significant move that solidifies Bitcoin Magazine's presence in Asia, HK Asia Holdings (01723.HK) has announced key leadership changes effective March 14, 2025. This development marks a pivotal moment for Bitcoin Magazine's expansion strategy in the region.

The Bitcoin price has been highly unpredictable lately, with recent fluctuations hinting at a potential downward trend. Currently trading below the significant $85k mark, Bitcoin is poised to experience severe downfalls.

A legendary Wall Street trader's huge bitcoin price prediction that could see the bitcoin price soar in coming months has hit its first milestone

Since the beginning of the year, the crypto market has been facing massive downtrends. This left investors questioning the status of the crypto or Bitcoin bull run.

The cryptocurrency may be down from the high it touched in January, but the Trump administration intends to purchase more of the asset.

As Bitcoin (BTC) struggles amid the latest crypto market pullback – failing to decisively break past the $84,000 resistance – gold (XAU) continues its impressive rally, soaring to a record high of $3,000 per ounce on March 14. Bitcoin Gets Outshined By Gold 2025 has started on a shaky note for the world's largest cryptocurrency.

Several years back, many in the crypto community described Bitcoin as a “safe-haven” asset. Fewer are calling it that today.A safe-haven asset maintains or increases in value in times of economic stress.

For the first time, Goldman Sachs has included cryptocurrency in its 2024 shareholder letter, highlighting its evolving perspective on the sector.

XRP rose 5% following a strong week for closely-related Ripple Labs, which bagged a payments license in the UAE and, per sources, is said to be on track for a close of its long-running court case against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Samson Mow, CEO of JAN3, indicates that Bitcoin (BTC) has one major difference from gold (XAU) despite always being compared to it. Instead of having physical "bearing," knowledge is key to Bitcoin (BTC) ownership, the seasoned blockchain entrepreneur points out.

The cryptocurrency market has witnessed diverging performances between its two largest assets, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). While Bitcoin has shown signs of recovery, gaining 3.8% over the past two weeks and reclaiming the $85,000 price level, Ethereum has struggled to keep up.

Ethereum price could be on the verge of “death” as historical chart patterns hint that the largest altcoin could be following BlackBerry's footsteps. The ETH price chart against Bitcoin and Ripple (XRP) has a striking similarity to BlackBerry's collapse against Apple in the early 2000s.

A commodity strategist has warned that Bitcoin's (BTC) recent surge, which started in late 2024, may be losing momentum despite market expectations for a continued rally toward $100,000.

Bitcoin is going through a period of indecision. After reaching a peak of $109,000 in January 2025, its price dropped to $84,290, marking a correction of 23%.