Bitcoin rallies as dovish Fed comments slash October rate hike odds
Bitcoin broke out of its range after dovish Fed comments lowered October rate hike probabilities to 25%.
Bitcoin broke out of its range after dovish Fed comments lowered October rate hike probabilities to 25%.
Citi raised its 12-month Bitcoin price target to $113,000 from $82,000 and Ethereum to $3,028, citing improved ETF flows and technical conditions.
Analyst Frank Cappelleri says bitcoin's roughly 20% August gain and two other signals point to further upside.
The SEC proposed a rule allowing investment advisers and funds to directly hold crypto assets, with a 60-day comment period.
The Treasury used its full $6 billion buyback limit while the 10-year yield hit 5.342%, a 24-year high, and bitcoin traded at $84,624.
Frank Holmes explains why Bitcoin mining is a 'tier one' AI data center and expects $100 trillion in money printing, favoring Bitcoin and gold.
Nico Lechuga of Ego Death Capital and ORANGE JUICE says permanent capital and Bitcoin can give owner-operators alternatives to private equity fund structure.
Darius Dale says a drop in funding liquidity may cause near-term volatility, but if liquidity returns in 2027, Bitcoin could rise over 12-18 months.
Bitcoin Magazine argues that a cryptographically relevant quantum computer is not an imminent threat, and that Bitcoin development must still pursue…
NEAR Intents lost $3.8 million in an exploit; NEAR token fell 8.6%, but the underlying blockchain was not compromised.
Bitcoin briefly rose above key moving averages but reversed, leaving sellers with a slight edge near $83,721 and $84,013.
As of September 2026, an average US worker needs 12 months of full-time wages to buy one bitcoin, down from 18 months in October 2025.
Bitcoin posted a 42.71% Q3 gain, breaking a 13-year September losing streak. BTC trades near $83,700 as the market eyes the $87,500 yearly open.
A developer sent Bitcoin over Apple's Find My network using Cashu ecash tokens, needing no internet for the sender.
Bitcoin ended September up 6.33%, but demand from ETF buyers has faded and long-term holders are selling, testing the October outlook.