Bitcoin & Ethereum prices defy geopolitical turmoil as US institutional investors maintain strong buying pressure via Coinbase, keeping the Coinbase Premium positive for seven weeks.
Bitcoin price prediction: Experts forecast a potential $4.3M surge by 2036 due to increasing institutional demand and a limited supply. Learn about the potential risks and rewards.
Ethereum whales are accumulating ETH while retail investors sell, creating a market divergence. Layer 2 activity surges, and institutional investment remains strong, hinting at future price increases.
Bitcoin’s calm rally is fueling speculation of a major breakout. Analysts cite on-chain indicators and institutional buying as signs of sustained growth, despite subdued retail activity. Is this a setup for a massive price surge?
Bitcoin faces a make-or-break moment at the $106,500 resistance. Bullish continuation could reach $120k, while rejection may trigger a drop to $75k. Macroeconomic factors and institutional investment play key roles.
Bitcoin price explodes past $100k! CryptoQuant CEO says traditional cycle theory is outdated due to new market dynamics and institutional investment. Is this a new era for Bitcoin?
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