US dollar weakness, growing money supply could fuel Bitcoin 2025 rally
Bitcoin price rallied over 58% since May, when the M2 money supply turned positive year-over-year for the first time since November 2023. Go to Source
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Bitcoin price rallied over 58% since May, when the M2 money supply turned positive year-over-year for the first time since November 2023. Go to Source
Data suggests Bitcoin’s all-time high rally to $93,400 is far from over. Go to Source
Bitcoin struggles to overcome the $64,000 resistance as investors choose to invest in stocks and seek shelter in cash options amid socio-political uncertainty. Go to Source
Bitcoin price recaptures the $62,000 level as investor grow increasingly concerned about the fiscal health of the US Go to Source
Investors balance risk as Bitcoin futures dip, reflecting uncertainty before the Federal Reserve’s September meeting. Go to Source
Bitcoin price action seems uninterested in rapidly declining US dollar strength, as a shock payroll revision adds to DXY pressures. Go to Source
For years analysts and traders have said cooling inflation would benefit the crypto market, yet prices are still down. Cointelegraph explains why. Go to Source
Increased activity in Solana’s NFT markets and decentralized applications are pushing SOL price back toward year-to-date highs. Go to Source
Bitcoin is still down 60% from its November 2021 all-time high, so many traders wonder if the BTC price could crash further in the coming months. Go to Source
Bitcoin trading volumes at a five-year low and the S&P 500 reaching its lowest levels in over three months could spell trouble for BTC bulls. Go to Source