Bitcoin Eyes $80,000 by August as Analysts Highlight Key Price Levels
Bitcoin could reach $80,000 next month if it breaks critical resistance, with analysts pinpointing major support and liquidity zones shaping the near-term price action.
Bitcoin could reach $80,000 next month if it breaks critical resistance, with analysts pinpointing major support and liquidity zones shaping the near-term price action.
After months of steep declines and heavy outflows, cryptocurrency ETFs report fresh inflows, suggesting cautious optimism as Bitcoin steadies amid global uncertainties.
Morgan Stanley updated its Ethereum and Solana ETF proposals, designating Coinbase to manage custody and staking, signaling progress though regulatory approval remains pending.
Major banks have increased their Bitcoin adoption to 32%, focusing more on Spot BTC ETFs for collateral, while Strategy boosts cash reserves to strengthen financial stability.
The SEC introduced potential changes to registration and reporting rules for public offerings, signaling possible impacts for crypto companies pursuing public market listings.
A technical analysis on Bitcoin reveals a possible inverted head-and-shoulders pattern that could signal a move toward $69,000 if confirmed by market activity.
Starting in 2026, UK Buy Now Pay Later lenders face FCA oversight, introducing stronger consumer protections and tighter affordability checks that may impact checkout approvals.
A Bitcoin wallet inactive since 2018 transferred 3,000 BTC worth approximately $188 million, drawing attention to long-dormant supply and its impact on market dynamics.
Despite Ethereum's price holding near $1,750, large investors have been actively buying, signaling confidence even as technical indicators point to continued market weakness.
CleanSpark signed a 20-year lease for a major data center project, signaling its shift from bitcoin mining to high-performance computing for large-scale AI and cloud clients.
China’s top prosecutors recommend treating cryptocurrency mixers and privacy coins as evidence of laundering intent, shifting proof burdens and adopting blockchain data in court.
Bitcoin rallied past $64,000 following a significant US inflation decline, yet traders remain cautious, pointing to strong resistance that could limit further gains.