Crypto market weakness sparks $86K Bitcoin price target next
Bitcoin is off to an “interesting” start this week, but market weakness is doing bulls no favors as range lows loom.
Bitcoin is off to an “interesting” start this week, but market weakness is doing bulls no favors as range lows loom.
Bitcoin bulls are chasing after new highs but investor actions in equities markets and sellers at the top of BTC’s range are keeping a cap on price discovery.
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Bitcoin and select altcoins bounced back sharply, indicating solid purchasing demand at lower levels.
The Bybit hack has sparked debate between Bitcoin and Ethereum advocates, with Adam Back blaming EVM security flaws while others point to multisig vulnerabilities.
Bitcoin bears are finding it difficult to pin the price below $95,000, indicating solid demand at lower levels.
The crypto market is down today as investors view crypto product funds outflows and the recent Bybit hack as catalysts for the market to lean bearish.
Bitcoin is trading in a tight range, pointing to a possible breakout in the near future.
The $2 billion note offering is part of Strategy’s “21/21 Plan,” targeting $42 billion in capital over the next three years.
Bitcoin bulls appear reluctant to buy dips after BTC’s repeat failures to secure a close above $98,500.