Bitcoin News Today: Live BTC Price, Market Analysis & Trends

In recent months, the economic situation in the United States has attracted the attention of analysts and investors. In November, the consumer price index (CPI) in the country fell by 0.3%, which surprised many experts. In

Bitcoin is currently in the Extreme Fear Zone on the Fear and Greed Index, which is of interest to traders and analysts. Crypto analyst Mags noted that historically, the Extreme Fear level has preceded a strong recovery in

January 2026 brought a new twist in the global struggle for control of digital assets. The arrest and subsequent extradition to China of Chen Zhi, the founder of the powerful conglomerate Prince Group, raises the question for

Strategy founder and executive chairman Michael Saylor recently shared his views on Bitcoin's future and its potential to overtake gold in market capitalization by 2035 in an interview with Yahoo Finance. Saylor believes that

January 2026 began with radical geopolitical upheaval. The US military operation in Venezuela, which resulted in the arrest of Nicolás Maduro and his wife, sent shockwaves through global markets. While US lawyers prepare charges

In the world of cryptocurrency, market participants traditionally focus on the decisions of the US Federal Reserve, but the policies of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) also play a key role in shaping the dynamics of digital assets. In

Charles Edwards, founder of the investment fund Capriole, recently made a bold statement about the future of Bitcoin, predicting that its price could fall to $50,000 in the coming years. He believes this decline will be due to

The cryptocurrency market has made a strong start to the first full trading week of 2026. Bitcoin (BTC) hit a new four-week high, briefly touching the psychological $94,000 mark. This surge occurred amid a complex geopolitical

The history of Bitcoin has evolved from the skepticism of legendary investors to government recognition. Just recently, Charlie Munger called cryptocurrency "stupid and bad," and now, in January 2026, the world is

The cryptocurrency market has once again come into focus following the sharp decline in Bitcoin prices, which fell below $104,000. Meanwhile, two prominent opinion leaders—Arthur Hayes and Andrew Tate—offer polarized views on

In recent weeks, the Bitcoin market has experienced significant volatility. According to a new analysis from asset manager VanEck, Bitcoin volatility has jumped above 45%, the highest level since April 2025. This highlights the

Renowned investor and gold advocate Peter Schiff has once again expressed his criticism of Bitcoin, saying that the flagship crypto asset is disconnected from its fundamental values. In his opinion, Bitcoin’s value could fall to

Currently (January 2026), Bitcoin is trading in a range of around $91,930 - $92,700, showing moderate growth since the beginning of the year. However, Bitfinex experts warn that the market is facing a "tight supply

Bitcoin and other key cryptocurrencies have faced intense selling pressure in recent hours. While US stock markets are performing relatively well, the crypto market's weak performance is becoming increasingly apparent.

The cryptocurrency market experienced significant volatility in early 2026. The flagship asset, Bitcoin (BTC), fell below the psychological $90,000 mark. The main trigger for the decline was news from Washington: the US Supreme

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, continues to adhere to its policy of complete transparency. In its latest Proof-of-Reserve (PoR) report, the platform demonstrated not only stability but also a significant

Bitcoin continues to exhibit a similar behavior pattern following each of the three recent interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve (Fed). Analysts note that each rate cut is followed by a sharp drop in cryptocurrency

One of Brazil's largest private banks, Itaú Unibanco, made an important announcement, urging its clients to consider diversifying their investment portfolios in favor of digital assets such as Bitcoin. This decision stems from a