According to a recent CryptoQuant report, the Taker Buy/Sell Ratio has broken decisively above the 1.00 mark, hitting 1.02 – a level historically linked to breakout moments in Bitcoin’s price action.

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 price surges above $104K as April CPI cools to 2.3%, boosting Fed rate-cut bets and fueling bullish market sentiment.

However, institutions continue to aggressively accumulate, with Strategy purchasing 13,390 BTC for around $1.3 billion and ...

The Bitcoin price remained flat after the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that inflation rose in April—but only ...

Bitfinex analysts suggest that if macro conditions stay favorable, short-term dips may be quickly absorbed, keeping BTC’s ...

Bitcoin (BTC) drops to $101k leading a broad sell-off that wiped out $700 million in long positions and sent major altcoins ...

Bitcoin could be on verge of a short-term correction as on-chain metrics indicates a profit taking phase before a long-term ...

A roaring stock market and positive steps in de-escalating the US-China trade war were not enough to send Bitcoin price to ...

Ethereum remains strong above $2,500, buoyed by rising whale activity and a nearly 40% weekly gain driven by the Pectra ...

Bitcoin (BTC) has shocked the market with a breakout above $100,000, reaching a peak of $105,773 on May 12, 2025. Now that ...

Bitcoin nears record levels at $104,900, backed by US-China trade progress and potential US interest rate cuts.