Bitcoin trades near its all-time high with healthier market indicators, as technical analysis suggests caution while on-chain metrics show sustainable momentum.

Bitcoin (BTC) price rallied back above $105,000 during the US market trading session, after forming a double bottom pattern in the 1-hour chart. Available liquidity around the $102,500 zone was swept,

Bitcoin hits $108K as safe haven demand rises. Kiyosaki warns of a crash, India’s court demands regulation, NYC boosts blockchain jobs.

This volatile history has made Bitcoin attractive among traders who speculate on its price using various fundamental and technical analysis indicators. Additionally, Bitcoin's deflationary ...

Bitcoin (BTC) does not risk a “double top” bull market reversal with its trip past $107,000, new analysis says. In one of its latest X updates, private wealth manager Swissblock Technologies described BTC price strength as “intact.

Here's why Bitcoin's price is jumping higher again and why it might be better to wait out the current wave until the dust has settled on tariffs.

Bitcoin surged above the closely watched $100,000 level on Thursday for the first time since early February. These are the important support and resistance levels to monitor.

Bitcoin surged to within 1.5% of new all-time highs as bulls beat out final resistance. BTC price upside targets are calling for $116,000 and more. Bitcoin tags $108,000 for the first time since the day of its current all-time highs in January.

After surpassing $100,000 in May, Bitcoin's rally stalled, entering a narrow trading range. Crypto analyst Dave the Wave, known for predicting the 2021 crash, forecasts a correction to $90,000 in early June.