What price will Bitcoin hit August 24-30?

Bitcoin takes a breather after adding 23% in 7 days as ETF demand holds steady. • The price of bitcoin fell to $79,000 on Wednesday after gaining 23% in seven days as August ETF inflows climbed above $3 billion.

CryptoQuant: Bitcoin Bull Score Jumps From 30 to 80 in One Week, Signaling Early Stage of a New Bull Market • • CryptoQuant said Bitcoin has gained 24% since Aug. 17 and reached $80,000, while its Bull Score surged from 30 to 80 — the most bullish reading since Oct. 6, 2025 — with eight of 10 indicators now flashing bullish. • • Apparent spot demand is growing at its fastest monthly pace since late December, while spot and futures demand are expanding together for the first time since early October 2025. CryptoQuant said the market has entered the initial phase of a new bull market, but a close above the 365-day moving average near $83,000 is still required for confirmation. • • Near-term overheating risks remain: traders’ unrealized profit margin rose to 20.5%, the highest since June 2025; whales realized a record $614 million in profits on Aug. 20; and rising BTC, ETH and XRP exchange inflows point to potential short-term selling pressure.

CryptoQuant: Bitcoin Bull Score Jumps From 30 to 80 in One Week, Signaling Early Stage of a New Bull Market • • CryptoQuant said Bitcoin has gained 24% since Aug. 17 and reached $80,000, while its Bull Score surged from 30 to 80 — the most bullish reading since Oct. 6, 2025 — with eight of 10 indicators now flashing bullish. • • Apparent spot demand is growing at its fastest monthly pace since late December, while spot and futures demand are expanding together for the first time since early October 2025. CryptoQuant said the market has entered the initial phase of a new bull market, but a close above the 365-day moving average near $83,000 is still required for confirmation. • • Near-term overheating risks remain: traders’ unrealized profit margin rose to 20.5%, the highest since June 2025; whales realized a record $614 million in profits on Aug. 20; and rising BTC, ETH and XRP exchange inflows point to potential short-term selling pressure.

Bitcoin broke through the $80,000 mark, fueled by strong inflows into ETFs, declining US bond yields, and a return of investor appetite. Despite this surge, Bitcoin remains significantly below its all-time high of $126,000 reached in October 2025. Bitcoin is one of the most volatile assets, making it a constant subject of debate between those who see it as a store of value and those who consider it primarily a speculative tool. Does Bitcoin deserve a place in long-term investment portfolios, or does its volatility make it suitable only for speculators? #Arabic_Business

Bitcoin surged past the $80,000 mark on Tuesday, as renewed inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs and improving risk appetite extended the cryptocurrency’s recent rally. • • The flagship cryptocurrency last jumped over 2% to $80,501. • • Still, questions remain over whether the breakout can last:

Bitcoin Is Knocking on $80K After Its Best Week in Three Years. Friday Decides Everything. • Bitcoin trades near $79,000 on August 25, up roughly 24% from $64,146 just one week ago, its largest weekly gain in more than three years.

Bitcoin breaks through $81,000, continuing its recent upward trend.

Bitcoin nears $80,000, but analysts say the next pullback will be key. • Analysts say consolidation could strengthen bitcoin’s rally, while thin trading above $80,000 may set up sharper price moves.

Bitcoin Returns Above $80,000 After 113 Days, $179 Million in Futures Liquidated • • According to Binance market data, BTC has broken above the $80,000 level, reaching a nearly three-month high, and is currently trading at around $79,174. BTC last broke above $80,000 on May 4, 2026, marking a return to the level after 113 days. According to CoinGlass data, total crypto liquidations over the past four hours reached approximately $179.19 million, including $78.99 million in long positions and $100.20 million in short positions.

Bitcoin's price rose to $80,000 for the first time since May 15.

Bitcoin steadies near $78,000 as gold rallies, altcoins consolidate after best week in 3 years. • BTC was little changed Monday after last week's 24% surge triggered by a Treasury buyback announcement that squeezed over $3 billion in shorts.