Bitcoin is in position for a rebound toward $124,500 in September, even as history brands the month as one of its weakest.
Ethereum’s dominance in stablecoins and real-world assets shifted ETH from a speculative play to a major platform for institutional finance.
BTC could drop to $80,000 by 2025’s end if support breaks decisively, but analysts say that wouldn’t necessarily mark the start of a bear market.
Bitcoin’s sell-off accelerates as macroeconomic challenges prompt stock and crypto traders to cut risk.
Ether price dipped under the $4,300 support as September seasonality heightens correction risks.
XRP price must hold above $2.80 or risk triggering a technical correction in September, with the downside target closer to $2.
Bitcoin may see a deeper correction toward $103,000 after losing a key support level, new price analysis concludes.
OG whales have been selling, and Bitcoin miners started selling too. Is the $485 million in BTC sold by miners a red flag or just standard profit-taking?
Ether traders say a multi-year bullish cycle has begun, with $10,000 as the desired target.
Bitwise projects Bitcoin price to trade near $1.3 million by 2035, citing institutional demand, scarce supply and macroeconomic pressures.