Tesla billionaire Elon Musk has (again) predicted the end of the U.S. dollar, sparking speculation he’s gearing up for a bitcoin

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

Polymarket called Bitcoin's crash before it happened and now gives 71% odds of an $85K recovery. Here's what the markets see next for BTC.

Bitcoin’s fundamentals are suffering from “extremely bearish conditions,” according to the Bull Score Index, a measure of onchain activity produced by CryptoQuant.

Bitcoin has just drawn fresh support from some of its largest holders, though the return of demand remains narrow enough to raise doubts about whether it marks a recovery or mere damage control.

Bitcoin is stuck in a rut even as other risk assets rise on Monday. The token is struggling around $70,000 after a brief rally from last week's lows.

Bitcoin and gold are seen as monetary alternatives, but their sharp divergence during recent market stress highlights how Bitcoin’s high leverage and derivatives-driven structure make it more volatile.

A multibillion-dollar crypto asset manager cites several reasons for the bitcoin plunge, but he's listing "the four-year cycle" as the No. 1 downward catalyst. According to Matt Hougan, chief investment officer at Bitwise Asset Management, it's a phenomenon that's happened three other times in the crypto market.