As bitcoin’s halving deflates issuance, it seems closer than ever to achieving gold’s value proposition and a $17 trillion market cap.

Standard Chartered projects Bitcoin could soar to $150,000 by year-end, driven by ETF growth and institutional investment.

While traditional safe-haven commodities such as gold and the US dollar soared, Bitcoin failed to benefit from market volatility, raising questions about its endurance in the face of global turmoil.

The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart visually represents Bitcoin’s valuation based on historical data ... Correlating BTC ETFs and gold, Kendrick noted that gold’s price went 4.3x when its ETF flows matured. Per ...

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies were little changed Tuesday, trading around recent levels as crypto traders looked for catalysts and continued to bet that Bitcoin’s “halving” event will usher in a ...

Analyst warns over a potential dip in Bitcoin (BTC) price below $59,000, sparking market speculations. However, it also reflects a potential buying opportunity for the investors.

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Bitcoin on-chain and market cycle data all suggest higher baseline prices for BTC in the months following the halving.

For over six millennia, gold has reigned ... Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s meteoric rise, exemplified by its surge to $73,800 in March 2024, suggests a potential for even greater gains on the horizon. Woo ...

The bitcoin market on Friday engineered the “halving” of the reward for operating the cryptocurrency, a much-anticipated step designed to limit production and boost the digital money.

Following the completion of its fourth halving event in history, the price of Bitcoin has settled at USD65,000, according to recent reports. Analysts ...

While the forecast may seem ambitious, it is not entirely unfounded, given the historical precedent of Bitcoin’s price action following halving events. However, the road to recovery may not be smooth, ...