Discover the latest Bitcoin predictions from renowned analysts Ki Young Ju and Peter Brandt, covering short-, medium-, and long-term outlooks amidst a lack of strong retail participation despite significant accumulation by ETFs and DATs.
Bitcoin has officially entered a bear market, according to CryptoQuant analysts. The cryptocurrency’s price has been struggling to break above the $90,000 mark, and on-chain metrics and technical indicators suggest a prolonged period of downward price movement.
Bitcoin’s latest market cycle has turned bearish, with demand exhaustion and a transition into bear market territory, according to CryptoQuant’s latest report.
Bitcoin’s price is hovering near a crucial level, representing the True Market Mean Price (TMMP), which tests investor conviction and influences market sentiment.
Shiba Inu’s price decline has raised concerns about its viability, but on-chain data may hold the answer to whether SHIB will die out in 2026.
Binance’s Bitcoin reserves are falling, but this trend, driven by self-custody and potential institutional adoption, could be bullish for Bitcoin’s price.
Bitcoin could surge to $112,000 if key resistance levels are broken and the Fed turns dovish, according to CryptoQuant analysis.