Bitcoin (BTC) broke $94,640, recording a 4% daily growth with the trading volume rising to $46 billion. This major price advancement for Bitcoin comes after significant institutional events, including Strike & Twenty One ringing the opening bell on the New York Stock Exchange,

With the last FOMC meeting of the year behind us, crypto markets continue their choppy and violent nature. BTC has traded between $93k and $89k since the infamous meeting, with intense moves in both directions.

Wall Street’s top Bitcoin bulls have lowered near-term price targets amid fading corporate demand and ETF outflows. Long-term Bitcoin sentiment remains strong.

A major U.S. bank now lets clients buy BTC directly, and analysts say a domino effect is forming, Bitcoin price prediction turns bullish.

Bitcoin has a new $76,000 target as the daily chart continues to print a bear flag pattern. Bitcoin gets new $76,000 and $50,000 price targets for the next phase of its major correction. The bull market is “over,” one trader says, noting multiple bearish divergences.

American Bitcoin Corp. added 416 bitcoin to its reserve, bringing total holdings to 4,783 BTC, while ProCap Financial increased its stack to 5,000 BTC.

Trump brothers-backed American Bitcoin (ABTC) reported an increase in its strategic Bitcoin reserve to approximately 4,783 BTC after acquiring about 416 BTC. "With our Bitcoin reserve now at 4,783, we continue to scale at an exceptional pace.

Many analysts say BTC’s rebound is a bull trap, warning its price could fall to as low as $40,000 in the current cycle.

Ethereum has been leaving exchanges at a faster rate than Bitcoin, with only 8.84% currently held on exchanges as the supply of ETH tightens.

Bitcoin consolidates near $90,000 as Fed caution, mild ETF inflows, and easing sell pressure shape the weekly outlook.