Bitcoin’s price surged past $111,800 last week before dipping to $109,600, yet maintained a strong weekly close near $110,000. Thomas Fahrer, co-founder of Apollo, underscores Bitcoin’s historical resilience, noting its consistent long-term growth despite periodic crashes. He emphasizes Bitcoin’s deflationary nature, with a fixed supply of 21 million coins and periodic halvings reducing new supply. Investor Carl Menger illustrated Bitcoin’s value preservation, showing $100 in Bitcoin from 2020 grew to $1,201 by 2025, while cash lost 24% of its purchasing power. Robert Kiyosaki added that even fractional Bitcoin ownership can yield significant returns, appealing to younger investors seeking alternatives to traditional assets. Despite daily volatility, Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory remains intact.
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0 in Finance and 0 in Crypto last weekDogecoin’s Triangle Pattern Signals Potential Breakout
Dogecoin has maintained stability above $0.22 since May 20, with a recent 4.1% gain in 24 hours and a 5% weekly rise. Analysts note a long-term triangle pattern forming since its 2021 peak, with key resistance at $0.4916. A breakout above this level could target $3.08, while a drop below $0.05 would turn bearish. On-chain data shows a surge in new and active addresses, indicating heightened network activity. Traders await confirmation of a breakout or breakdown to determine Dogecoin’s next major move.
about Dogecoin's Triangle Pattern Signals Potential BreakoutSpot Bitcoin ETFs Hit $2.75B Weekly Inflows as BTC Soars
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.75 billion in inflows this week, a sharp increase from $608 million the prior week, as Bitcoin prices surged past $109,000 and briefly touched $111,980. BlackRock’s IBIT dominated flows, pulling in $431 million on May 23 alone, while Grayscale’s GBTC and ARK 21Shares’ ARKB saw outflows. Despite a slight pullback in Bitcoin’s price and a dip in the Crypto Fear & Greed Index, analysts note limited profit-taking and strong institutional demand. May’s total inflows of $5.40 billion are nearing November 2024’s record $6.50 billion, with five trading days remaining. The rally highlights growing investor preference for regulated, easy-to-access Bitcoin exposure via ETFs.
about Spot Bitcoin ETFs Hit $2.75B Weekly Inflows as BTC SoarsBitcoin Surges Past $100K: A Buying Opportunity?
Bitcoin’s breakthrough past $100,000 has reignited investor interest, with some viewing current levels as a strategic entry point. Analysts Lawrence Lepard and Lark Davis emphasize the long-term potential, suggesting even fractional holdings could be lucrative if prices soar further. Predictions for 2025 range from $200,000 to $300,000, with Lepard speculating a staggering $10 million per coin in the distant future. Institutional adoption is rising, but volatility and timing risks persist. Whether Bitcoin lives up to its ‘hard money’ promise or faces turbulence, its trajectory remains a focal point for crypto and traditional investors alike.
about Bitcoin Surges Past $100K: A Buying Opportunity?Bitcoin Nears $100K Amid Trump Trade Deal Speculation
Bitcoin approached the $100,000 mark following speculation about a significant trade deal between the US and the UK, hinted at by former President Donald Trump. The cryptocurrency’s price climbed from $97,100 to $99,200 after Trump’s social media post, with some analysts attributing the rally to trade-related optimism. Market sentiment turned ‘Greedy,’ per the Crypto Fear & Greed Index, while $96 million in short positions were liquidated. Despite the Federal Reserve holding interest rates steady, Bitcoin’s upward momentum suggested investors were prioritizing geopolitical developments over monetary policy. The coin had previously breached $100,000 in February amid Trump’s tariff announcements, highlighting its sensitivity to political headlines.
about Bitcoin Nears $100K Amid Trump Trade Deal SpeculationBitcoin Rebounds as Bulls Target $100K Amid Whale Accumulation
Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a sharp decline, dropping below $94,000 before buyers stepped in, sparking a rapid recovery. The cryptocurrency broke through key resistance levels, including $94,600 and a bearish trendline, climbing toward $97K. On-chain data reveals that large holders (whales) have accumulated over 81,000 BTC in six weeks, suggesting institutional confidence in further upside. Meanwhile, short sellers faced $734M in liquidations as BTC surged past $95,600, reinforcing bullish sentiment. Derivatives markets also reflect optimism, with long positions slightly outweighing shorts. Traders now watch for a potential breakout above $97K, with $100K as the next major target. Support levels remain at $96,650 and $94,400 if a pullback occurs.
about Bitcoin Rebounds as Bulls Target $100K Amid Whale AccumulationBNB Breakout: Key Levels to Watch as Triangle Pattern Forms
Binance Coin (BNB) is consolidating within a triangle pattern, signaling a potential breakout as traders monitor key levels. Analysts highlight resistance at $593, with bullish targets at $599, $617, and $644 if upward momentum holds. However, a bearish long-term forecast predicts a 32% drop to $402 by June 2025, adding uncertainty. Daily trade volume stands at $1.24 billion, with 15 green days in the last 30 and low volatility (2.5%). Market sentiment remains neutral (Fear & Greed Index: 52), as the crypto community watches for a decisive move from the triangle formation.
about BNB Breakout: Key Levels to Watch as Triangle Pattern FormsShiba Inu (SHIB) Nears Breakout Amid Token Burns & Whale Activity
Shiba Inu (SHIB) surged to $0.00001511 on April 26, 2025, its highest monthly peak, but faces a critical resistance level at $0.000018, representing a 540 trillion SHIB sell wall. Analysts suggest breaking the $0.000014 mark could trigger a 100% price jump, flipping most holders into profit. The meme coin is consolidating in a tight range ($0.0000130–$0.00001374), with whale accumulation and a positive Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator hinting at bullish sentiment. Meanwhile, a record 280 million SHIB tokens were burned in a single day—a 38,299% spike—reducing supply to 584 trillion. While technicals remain mixed, the combination of burns, whale activity, and improving market sentiment could propel SHIB past resistance. The next few weeks will be pivotal for its price trajectory.
about Shiba Inu (SHIB) Nears Breakout Amid Token Burns & Whale ActivityShiba Inu Whale Holdings: Stability or Risk for Retail Traders?
Blockchain analytics show that 74% of Shiba Inu’s circulating supply is held by large investors, creating a highly concentrated market. While $120M in weekly whale transactions suggests institutional interest, SHIB’s price has remained flat, currently at $0.00001226. This concentration presents a double-edged sword: it may signal confidence in SHIB’s future but also risks extreme volatility if whales exit. Retail traders face both reassurance from institutional backing and vulnerability to sudden whale-driven price actions. Market watchers are closely monitoring whale behavior as their moves could dictate SHIB’s next major price movement.
about Shiba Inu Whale Holdings: Stability or Risk for Retail Traders?Bitcoin Suffers $500M Liquidation Amid Trump Policy Fears
Bitcoin experienced its largest long liquidation event of the current bull cycle on April 6, with over 7,500 BTC ($500M+) wiped out as prices plunged from $83K to $74K. CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost noted this was the most significant forced selling since the 2023 rally began, catching leveraged traders off guard. The volatility was partly attributed to concerns over Trump’s economic policies, which have also triggered trillion-dollar losses in US stocks. While Bitcoin briefly recovered to $81K, analysts caution that the cryptocurrency hasn’t yet proven itself as ‘digital gold,’ with gold outperforming BTC by 36% since Trump took office. Despite short-term bearish signals, some remain optimistic about Bitcoin’s long-term potential to capture a share of gold’s $20T market cap.
about Bitcoin Suffers $500M Liquidation Amid Trump Policy FearsBitcoin Rebounds to $80K Amid Market Volatility
Bitcoin rebounded to $80,000 following a steep drop triggered by economic concerns tied to US tariff policies. Despite the volatility, Bitcoin’s market cap held at $1.5 trillion, with its dominance climbing to 60% as investors sought refuge in the leading cryptocurrency. Futures open interest dipped to $34.5 billion, reflecting reduced trader exposure, while liquidations remained modest at $58 million, suggesting limited leverage. Institutional demand stayed robust, with 76 new large holders entering the market in the past two months. Analysts note the selloff was driven by spot selling rather than leveraged positions, indicating a structured correction.
about Bitcoin Rebounds to $80K Amid Market VolatilityBitcoin Faces Potential Reversal Amid Rising Active Addresses and Market Concerns
Bitcoin’s active addresses surged to 912,300, raising speculation about a potential market shift as traders monitor price movements. A drop below $84,000 could trigger significant liquidations, while the MVRV Z-score indicates oversold conditions, suggesting a possible reversal. The next few days are critical for determining Bitcoin’s trajectory amid fluctuating investor sentiment.
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