Bitcoin’s Trading Has Become “Boring”: Is This a Bad or Good Thing?
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As the price of bitcoin continues on its sideways journey, it’s helpful to consider this volatility compared to previous episodes. This is an opinion editorial by Francois Moreau, a fintech writer and financial risk analyst based out of Paris. The Fed’s interest rate spikes are spooking the market, and speculative assets like bitcoin are amongst the hardest hit. Although once-touted as a non-correlative asset compared to equity markets, bitcoin’s beta is ultimately well past one as it falls at a rate nearly twice that of the struggling stock market. But, recently, it appears that the coin is stagnating below $20,000.
Despite Bitcoin’s recent drop below $60,000, market analysts remain optimistic about the potential for the BTC price to rise to $100,000 by the end of the year. While this may seem ambitious, several macroeconomic factors could be driving this upward momentum, making such a forecast less far-fetched than it seems.…
For the first time in more than three months, bitcoin (BTC) has reclaimed $100,000, rallying to a level just 3.6% shy of its all-time high (ATH). This surge comes as tariff tensions between China and the United States ease off, and macroeconomic conditions become positive again. According to a report…
A new study by CoinGecko found that buying Bitcoin on US holidays has historically delivered much stronger short-term returns compared to regular trading days. The analysis examined Bitcoin’s forward returns across different calendar days between May 1, 2013, and May 8, 2026, focusing on single-day gains after purchase. BTC’s Strongest…