BTC price eyes record monthly close: 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin (BTC) started the last week of October with a welcome rebound; can BTC price action cancel its dip from all-time highs? Bitcoin reached $114,500 for the weekly close as bulls staged a much-needed comeback, but many traders remained unconvinced. FOMC week began with stocks breathing a sigh of relief on reduced US-China tariff odds. Ongoing
Bitcoin weekly close must hit this $108K+ level to rescue key ‘demand area’
Bitcoin price volatility returned into the weekly close with a key reclaim zone in sight, while liquidations exceeded $200 million in 24 hours. Key points: Bitcoin can keep the bull market range in play if it reclaims $108,400 in the coming hours, says analysis. Volatility increases into the weekly close as thin order books see
Bitcoin price ‘lines up nicely’ for $95K drop next despite bullish RSI data
Key points: Bitcoin stabilizes into the weekend, but market sentiment is anything but relaxed about the outlook. BTC price forecasts increasingly feature sub-$100,000 levels. RSI signals still point to a rebound — something more likely if stocks head higher next week. Bitcoin (BTC) clung to $107,000 on Saturday as traders braced for fresh lows next.
Bitcoin whale reveals 3.5K BTC short: Key support levels to watch next
Key points: Bitcoin chops around $114,000 as a whale expects more BTC price losses next. Price pressures short-term holders, who have their cost basis just below the $114,000 mark. Key moving averages are in view as support bases. Bitcoin (BTC) struggled to hold its rebound at Monday’s Wall Street open as a controversial whale added
What $110K gap? Bitcoin futures are ‘aggressively long’ as whales return
Key points: Bitcoin futures buy volume indicates that traders are becoming increasingly long-term bullish on BTC this month. The $110,000 “gap” in CME Group’s Bitcoin futures remains unfilled. Bitcoin ETF options experience a spike in popularity as IBIT open interest nears $40 billion. Bitcoin (BTC) derivatives traders are flipping “aggressively long” as price squeezes closer