Bitcoin (BTC) Price Analysis for January 13
Bitcoin (BTC) is testing key resistance at $50,000—could this be the start of a rally toward $100,000? Our analysis covers technicals, institutional demand, and macroeconomic factors.
Bitcoin (BTC) is testing key resistance at $50,000—could this be the start of a rally toward $100,000? Our analysis covers technicals, institutional demand, and macroeconomic factors.
Bitcoin has officially broken its four-year market cycle, recording its first red candle in a post-halving year. Discover what this means for the future of cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin’s 2024 performance challenges the long-held 4-year cycle theory. Will macroeconomic and regulatory factors redefine BTC’s post-halving trends?
Bitcoin’s price is struggling to break through $88,000, risking a red candle for the first time since the last halving and threatening the four-year cycle theory.
Bitcoin mining faces a reckoning in 2026 due to compressed margins and increased competition, with miners turning to AI, HPC, and consolidation to survive.
Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is evolving, with new drivers such as institutional adoption and technological advancements taking the lead. Despite these changes, a prominent analyst warns of a pre-halving danger zone and potential correction.
A study reveals that global liquidity, not halving events, is the primary driver of Bitcoin’s price movements, challenging the long-held narrative and providing new insights for investors.
Cathie Wood suggests Bitcoin may not follow its traditional four-year price cycle, indicating a potential market shift ahead.
Analysts predict Bitcoin may hit $150K by 2026, driven by ETF adoption and changing market dynamics.
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