
Bitcoin: The 4-Year Cycle Points to $76,000, According to Analysis
An analysis of Bitcoin's 4-year historical cycle suggests a target of $76,000. The market isn't broken; it's just in its typical consolidation phase.
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An analysis of Bitcoin's 4-year historical cycle suggests a target of $76,000. The market isn't broken; it's just in its typical consolidation phase.
Bitcoin plunges to an 11-day low, hitting a new warning threshold of $54,000. Asian tech stocks are crashing, dragging cryptocurrencies down with them.
BTC has rebounded above $63,000 as traders digest the latest regulatory developments in the crypto sector.

The structure of Bitcoin order books shows unusual confidence among traders. The $70,000 mark is now in the market’s sights.

U.S. inflation has surpassed the 4% mark, and analysts predict increasing pressure on Bitcoin and gold. Nervous markets are anticipating a response from the Fed.

Bitcoin is showing a technical rebound, but $162 million in buy liquidity suggests downward pressure ahead. The market remains under pressure.

Bitcoin is currently testing a major resistance zone at $63,970 following a dramatic V-shaped rebound. We’re analyzing the levels to watch.

Bitcoin has fallen 3.56% over the past 24 hours and dropped below $66,000 as renewed clashes between Iran and the United States have reignited geopolitical tensions.

CME Group is launching round-the-clock crypto trading this Monday. Bitcoin remains firmly above $73,000 during this historic turning point for the markets.

Bitcoin has just rebounded to $78,000 before falling back. Meanwhile, a value investor continues to buy up shares at bargain prices.

BTC is testing the $76,500 level following a rapid rally. Several technical and macroeconomic indicators suggest we may be facing a classic bull trap.

Bitcoin remains stable around $78,000 as retail adoption in the U.S. hits record levels. MicroStrategy may sell part of its holdings.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF reaches 806,700 BTC, or $63.7 billion. A historic record that puts the Wall Street giant ahead of all its competitors.

Bitcoin briefly surpassed $72,700 following the announcement of an extension to the ceasefire between the USA and Iran. The largest crypto is currently trading above $71,760.

After a Q1 2026 that bulls would like to erase from their memory (-22% over three months), Bitcoin is finally picking up some air. On Monday morning, BTC was trading around $69,700, up more than 3.5% over 24 hours, propelled by an unexpected geopolitical cocktail: the possibility of a ceasefire between the United States and Iran, and therefore the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. 🚀