Veteran trader Peter Brandt believes Bitcoin (BTC) could take more than a year to reclaim its all-time high. Recent Bitcoin spot ETF data support a cautious outlook. As per data from SoSo Value, from Jan.

Since its inception, bitcoin BTC $68,571.91 has been like a daredevil climber scaling new heights, rarely looking back at the ledges it left behind. Its price seldom retraced to previous bull-market peaks, even during long, grueling bear markets.

Bitcoin price briefly reclaimed the $69,000 mark today on the back of macro catalysts before stabilizing above $68,000. While the de-escalation trade triggered by easing US-Iran tensions provided the initial spark, a heavy wall of sell-limit orders and short-term profit-taking at the $69k level prevented a sustained breakout.

MicroStrategy stops Bitcoin purchase after 13 weeks.

The market appears to be reassessing long‑term technological risks in crypto following Google's major quantum computing research update on Monday. While traditional assets like bitcoin BTC $68,470.32 and ether (ETH) have seen only modest price changes,

One of the few analysts who accurately called Bitcoin’s 2025 top says that he’s starting to buy BTC again. The pseudonymous analyst KillaXBT tells his 180,000 followers on X that Bitcoin is likely nearing a market bottom after its massive decline since October,

The first time most people see Bitcoin on a screen, it looks less like money and more like a dare. One minute it’s flashing green on a brokerage app, and the next it’s sliding hard enough to make your stomach drop.

Entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki has been sounding the alarm for years: markets are on the verge of collapse, and investors should shift from paper assets to gold, silver, and Bitcoin. The Middle East war has only intensified his warnings.

BlackRock has advanced its Bitcoin premium income ETF strategy, revealing the ticker $BITA for a new fund positioned as a yield-focused sequel to its existing Bitcoin ETF lineup.

Musk's latest post on X shows his enduring support for cryptocurrencies.