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Here's how bitcoin's price rise could be fueled by job-stealing AI software
NYDIG Research suggests Bitcoin's future price action will be driven by AI's macroeconomic impact on growth, employment, and central bank liquidity, rather than technological advancements. Potential job losses due to AI could trigger liquidity injections, benefiting Bitcoin, while productivity gains without job losses might lead to higher real rates, pressuring its price. The analysis highlights AI's potential to revive early Bitcoin visions of machine-to-machine payments.
Bitcoin bottom fractal calls for 130% rally, but is the model valid in 2026?
A historical Bitcoin bottom signal has reappeared, suggesting a potential bullish inflection point similar to 2023. However, current macroeconomic conditions, including ETF flows and inflation trends, differ significantly from the previous cycle, casting doubt on the model's predictive validity for a rapid rally. Analysts suggest any short-term upside may face selling pressure, with key support levels identified around $45,000, $30,000, and $16,000.
Bitcoin recovers instantly after Iran war crashes price but one Monday number could flip the next move
Bitcoin demonstrated resilience, recovering swiftly from weekend geopolitical shocks related to Iran, trading back near $64,000. This rapid rebound highlights Bitcoin's role as a 24/7 macro risk valve, particularly during low-liquidity hours. The market's focus now shifts to Monday's U.S. trading session, with spot ETF flows and potential inflation data from energy prices being key determinants of Bitcoin's next move.
Bitcoin’s self custody culture created an inheritance time bomb, and 2026 may be when it starts detonating
A growing inheritance crisis is emerging for Bitcoin holders, with a significant portion of early adopters' wealth potentially becoming inaccessible to heirs by 2026. The reliance on self-custody and single points of failure presents a critical risk as holders age, highlighting the need for robust estate planning beyond simple documentation to ensure continuity of access. Failure to address this could lead to millions of BTC being permanently lost, transforming generational wealth into inaccessible digital monuments.
The 'stablecoin sandwich' is dead: Why the next phase of crypto payments is all about the user relationship
The stablecoin market is maturing, shifting focus from issuance to user distribution, according to a former Diem executive. Meta's upcoming stablecoin integration is seen as part of this trend, prioritizing direct user relationships over technical infrastructure. This pivot benefits incumbents with large user bases, like card networks, who can commoditize the underlying assets.
Bitcoin just dumped 7% after Trump hit Iran, and the real reason has nothing to do with crypto
Bitcoin experienced a 7% price drop following geopolitical escalation between the US and Iran, contrary to expectations of it acting as a safe-haven asset. The article argues that initial market reactions to such events are primarily driven by risk-off sentiment and macro factors like oil prices and inflation expectations, rather than Bitcoin's "digital gold" narrative. The ultimate impact on Bitcoin will depend on whether the conflict leads to sustained inflation, recession, or subsequent monetary easing.
Crypto community fears Iran choking oil supply and crashing markets, but that may be overblown
Fears of Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz and impacting oil supply and crypto markets are circulating on social media following recent geopolitical escalations. However, experts argue that an outright closure is unlikely due to economic and geographical factors, suggesting any oil price spikes may be temporary. Despite this, broader Middle East tensions could still trigger risk aversion and impact Bitcoin.
Buying Bitcoin? Hold for at least three years to avoid losses, data says
Data from Bitwise suggests holding Bitcoin (BTC) for at least three years historically minimizes losses, with an average profit of around 90% for holders from three to five years ago. Despite recent corrections, long-term holders remain profitable, while shorter-term buyers face unrealized losses. Analysts maintain bullish long-term price targets for BTC, projecting significant upside by 2026-2027.
Bitcoin Miners Flash Bull Signal as $74K Looms in March
Bitcoin faces resistance near prior cycle highs and the $70,000 level, with key economic data due mid-March potentially triggering volatility. Miner activity, however, shows patterns consistent with prior bull phases, suggesting an ongoing uptrend. Analysts are watching for a decisive close above the 200-week EMA to confirm further upside.
Bitcoin's five-month slide: Why BTC is set for worst losing streak since 2018
Bitcoin is on track for its worst monthly losing streak since 2018, with five consecutive monthly declines and a year-to-date drop of over 25%. Analysts debate whether this represents early repricing within a structural shift or signals further downside. Despite underperforming equities and gold, some see divergence as a structurally bullish signal if BTC begins trading more like a sovereign hedge.
New Bitcoin cycle data projects BTC will lose half its value before December
A new Bitcoin halving cycle model projects a potential cycle low of $35,000 in December 2026, following a 72.5% drawdown from a $126,219 cycle high. The model, based on four prior cycles, indicates a lengthening time to reach the cycle low. Uncertainty remains high regarding the subsequent recovery and the next halving price.
Zilliqa (ZIL) Price Prediction 2026, 2027 – 2030: Is ZIL Ready for a Long-Term Recovery?
Zilliqa (ZIL) is undergoing a prolonged consolidation phase, with analysts predicting a potential recovery towards $0.045 by 2026 and $0.20 by 2030, contingent on sustained development and broader market adoption. The project's focus on scalability and efficiency remains a key driver for its long-term relevance, especially with the upcoming Zilliqa 2.0 upgrade enhancing its Proof-of-Stake capabilities.
Buying Bitcoin Before $54,420 May Be Premature, Bollinger Bands Warn
Bollinger Bands suggest that buying Bitcoin before $54,420 may be premature and carry high risk. This price point, representing the lower band on the monthly chart, historically marked market bottoms in 2022. Currently trading near the middle of the channel, BTC faces equal probability of retesting the middle band or continuing its decline towards the lower band, offering clearer investment setups at either extreme.
Crypto Market Review: Bitcoin's $70,000 Guarded Like Treasure, Will Shiba Inu Have Bullish March? Ethereum Breaks Above 100-Day Threshold
Bitcoin is consolidating around $70,000, facing strong resistance and significant liquidation zones, indicating indecision. Ethereum has broken above its 100-day EMA, showing a shift in short-term momentum and potential for further recovery. Shiba Inu remains in a descending triangle pattern, with a bullish March dependent on a strong breakout above the trendline.
