Bitcoin price climbed to $73,000 and outperformed gold, silver, and major U.S. stock indexes as rising oil prices and escalating Middle East conflict shook global markets.

The price of Bitcoin has fallen about 50% in four months. We could see the crypto's four-year cycle play out once again. Several developments could reduce the severity and length of the bear market.

As the Federal Reserve prepares to end Quantitative Tightening (QT), the bitcoin price stands at a critical macroeconomic inflection point. With odds for a December rate cut now pricing it in as ...

Historical data shows Bitcoin investors who hold BTC for at least three years have a much higher chance of profit despite ...

・Bitcoin is trading about 35% below its implied long-term fair value. ・Backtesting showed that past extreme deviations always reversed, with strong 12-month returns. ・Based on the historical pace of ...

Falling oil prices are helping, but a bounce seemed in the cards after some of the worst sentiment in bitcoin's history.

Bitcoin has fallen 38% since Trump took office, and now surging oil prices and tariffs are hammering crypto. The ...

Every major crypto crash triggered by a macro shock has eventually been followed by a much larger rally. The COVID crash of 65% was followed by a 1,700% rally. The Ukraine war crash preceded the ...

Bitcoin's realized loss ratio and negative funding rates signal a potential six-month bear market hibernation below $70,000.

Demand for spot Bitcoin ETFs has returned. Risk sentiment has improved as macro pressures cooled. Technicals and historical trends suggest Bitcoin recovery may be underway. After trading rangebound ...

The same macro signal preceded major Bitcoin rallies in the past, improving BTC's odds of rising toward $100,000 by August.

The past few months have been rough-going for cryptocurrency investors. Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) fell more than 50% from its October high by early February. While it's recovered a bit since hitting that ...