Global #Bitcoin's price

Bitcoin's price is facing significant challenges to its recovery due to a combination of rising global bond yields and the strengthening price of gold. These

Bitcoin's recent price drop has raised concerns among investors. A key indicator, the MVRV ratio, has dipped below its long-term average, a signal that has historically preceded price corrections.

Following a week of underperformance driven by weak corporate interest and significant ETF outflows, Bitcoin's price has been stuck in a narrow trading range between $114,400 and $117,300.

A new study by Satoshi Action Education projects a 75% probability that Bitcoin's price will exceed $4.81 million by April 2036.

Bitcoin's futures market is showing signs of increased risk as its estimated leverage ratio's 30-day change has hit its highest level in five years.

Bitcoin is experiencing a significant price rally, climbing above $122,000 as traders prepare for a week filled with crucial U.S. economic reports, including the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI).