Market watchers said bitcoin is showing signs that its historical four-year cycle around halving remains intact.

Bitcoin fell below $66,000 as new capital inflows stalled, spot selling peaked, and investor sentiment failed to align with the market view that BTC is discounted.

The bitcoin price hit $60,000 per bitcoin, down more than 50% from its October 2025 peak of $126,000, before rocketing back to climb over $70,000 just 24 hours later amid wild China crypto speculation ...

Bitcoin price analysis explains why $63,000 is critical after bear flag failure, RSI divergence, and rising long-term holder ...

Bitcoin shows rare bottom signal as profitable supply hits 2022 levels, with recovery hinging on reclaiming $71,672 ...

Bitcoin's price continues its decline, dropping another 11% to $67,000. It has lost nearly half its value since hitting a record high in October.

・Bitcoin was trading near $87,000 on Christmas Eve of 2025, down about 12% year over year after peaking above $120,000 earlier this year. ・The apex crypto’s Christmas price has risen from $4 in 2011 ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Charles Lloyd Bovaird II is a financial writer focused on investments. Bitcoin prices rallied on Wednesday, January 14, reaching ...

Bitcoin’s 30-day realized volatility has fallen to the 1st percentile of its entire history, a condition that has preceded every relevant price move in the past. This level of compression represents a ...

The price of bitcoin has fallen around 36% from its all-time high recently but data shows this is a regular occurrence in the history of the cryptocurrency. In the 2021 and 2017 bitcoin cycles, there ...

Bitcoin gained up to 3% Sunday, but some traders refused to believe that the BTC price crash was over. Key points: Bitcoin ...

The bitcoin price briefly climbed above $90,000 after rising from $88,000 during Asian and European hours, before retreating toward $88,000 again during U.S. trading. The bitcoin price briefly crossed ...