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Bitcoin broke $84,000 on Monday, closing above its 50-week moving average for the first time in 45 weeks, prompting analysts to declare the bear market over and sparking renewed optimism across crypto markets.
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Bitcoin breaks above $83,500 as Brent crude posts its fourth consecutive session decline, lifting crypto and equity futures ahead of a Trump-Xi summit.
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Michigan inflation expectations, ETF demand and Japan’s rate path will test Bitcoin near $80,000 while a BTC model points toward $95,000.
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Bitcoin has surged above its 50-week moving average, a historically bullish technical milestone. However, analysts warn that a single weekly close may not be sufficient to declare the bear market officially over.
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Standard Chartered analysts forecast a significant price surge for Arbitrum (ARB) by 2030, potentially reaching a 70x increase. This comes amidst broader developments in crypto regulation and tokenized stock adoption.
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Strategy’s Michael Saylor revived talk of a major Bitcoin acquisition, flashing a fresh ‘orange’ signal and updating the firm’s holdings chart after a two‑week pause. The move could reshape market sentiment.
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Miller Value Partners chairman Bill Miller IV argues Bitcoin's fair value gap is at its widest ever, citing worsening global fiscal conditions and a US deficit matching crypto's entire market cap.
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Jason Calacanis labeled Bitcoin a 'dead cat' at $81K, igniting backlash from Michael Saylor and Cathie Wood amid ongoing market volatility.
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Standard Chartered analysts forecast a significant price increase for Arbitrum (ARB), predicting it could reach $10 by the end of 2030, driven by growing revenue from blockchain services for financial institutions. Market reaction has been swift.
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