What price will Bitcoin hit in 2026?↓ 55,000

BITCOIN $100,000 ODDS BY YEAR-END RISE TO 28% ON POLYMARKET • • The contract is up 19 points, trading near 8% three days ago. • • Bitcoin has gained 24% since Monday and topped $77,000, its best week since 2023, per CoinDesk. The move broke a $62,000-$66,900 range that had held since July 8. • • Short liquidations totaled about $3B over 24 hours against $263.5M on the long side, the largest short liquidation event since at least 2021. More than $1B cleared in a single hour. The Kobeissi Letter puts total leveraged positions wiped out at $3.5B, which it ranks seventh all-time. CoinGlass counted $2.99B across the August 19 session and ranked it eighth. • • Treasury Secretary Bessent announced long-end bond buybacks doubling from $2B to at least $4B per operation effective September 9. Standard Chartered said Thursday it sees Bitcoin reaching $100,000 by the end of 2026.

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Bitcoin options traders load up on $50,000 puts and gold futures flash a death cross. • Bitcoin options flows and a record gold OI suggest traders are bracing for further downside rather than a sustained recovery.

Bitcoin faces quadruple whammy: AI casts shadow over first decline since 2022's "crypto winter"

Bitcoin fell more than 3% to $58,000 on Tuesday as confidence waned in Michael Saylor's Strategy& funding restructuring plan, raising fresh concerns that one of the biggest cryptocurrency buyers may not be a consistent source of demand. Michael Saylor's Strategy& announced it may sell up to $1.25 billion worth of Bitcoin to bolster its cash reserves. The company unveiled a comprehensive restructuring of the funding model underpinning its Bitcoin strategy, giving it broader authority to sell the digital currency, repurchase securities, and maintain liquidity. #Arabic_Business

THE STREET: Bitcoin sinks lower as traders brace for $45,000

Bitcoin under pressure below $60,000 as Japanese yen hits 40-year low against the U.S. dollar. • BTC fell in Asia as the Japanese yen tanked to four-decade lows, lifting the dollar higher across the board.

Live markets: Bitcoin dips below $80,000 as producer price inflation surges to 6%. • U.S. PPI surged well above forecasts in April, reviving concerns that rising oil prices and Iran-related supply risks may feed another inflation wave.

The $82,000 battle: bitcoin tests key resistance zone to form next major breakout. • BTC is fighting a technical battle as it trades just below two closely watched long-term trend indicators: the 200-day Simple Moving Average and the 200-day Exponential Moving Average.

Bitcoin whipsaws on CME open as Iran tensions pressure crypto markets. • BTC briefly topped $82,400 before slipping below $81,000 as traders repositioned around CME futures open and geopolitical risks rattled markets.

Bitcoin ending May above $76,000 would confirm new bull market, Tom Lee says. • Tokenization and AI agentic finance are the main narratives driving the next bull cycle in crypto, Lee said at Consensus 2026.

Bitcoin exceeded $82,000 for the first time since January 31, according to data from the Binance exchange. The cryptocurrency rose by 1.2%, reaching $82.2 thousand. Subscribe to Kommersant on Telegram | MAX | Leave boosts

Bitcoin analysis sees $55K BTC price 'iron bottom' by December 2026

Bitcoin prediction markets see 70% chance BTC price crashes to $55K in 2026

'WEAKEST BITCOIN BEAR CASE IN HISTORY': BERNSTEIN REITERATES $150,000 PRICE TARGET FOR 2026 – BLOCK

[Replying to @WatcherGuru] @WatcherGuru @BTCPrice Bitcoin is now projected to crash below $55,000 in 2026. > JUST IN: Bitcoin falls under $75,000

@KobeissiLetter Bitcoin is now more likely to crash below $45,000 than to bounce back to $130,000 this year.

[Replying to @Benzinga] > Bitcoin is closing the year on a weak note, and analysts are split on what comes next. Some expect more pain before the next big move higher, while others think long-term demand will eventually take over. Michael Terpin believes Bitcoin could fall into the 55,000 to 65,000 range…

[Replying to @Benzinga] > Peter Schiff is once again sounding the alarm on Bitcoin and one of its most closely linked stocks. The economist warned that Bitcoin could fall to $50,000 and said shares of Strategy could drop as much as 50% from current levels. Schiff argued that Strategy’s stock chart looks…