Bitcoin price ‘thrives in conflict’ as regional wars escalate
Localized geopolitical conflicts are rising with global risks looming.
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Localized geopolitical conflicts are rising with global risks looming.
Based on the growing global money supply projected to peak at $127 trillion in January 2026, some analysts predict a Bitcoin cycle top above $132,000.
Wealthy investors’ appetite for Bitcoin continues to grow as BTC price is once again eyeing the $100,000 milestone level going into December.
Bitcoin celebrates 12 years since its first halving event, with block rewards shrinking to 3.125 BTC and miners adapting to higher difficulty amid rising prices.
Bitcoin remaining range-bound below $100,000 could be a net positive for Ether’s price and invite more investment into the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency.
Despite recent price corrections, Bitcoin’s valuation metrics still indicate a bull cycle ahead.
Bitcoin price rallied over 58% since May, when the M2 money supply turned positive year-over-year for the first time since November 2023.
On the yearly chart, Bitcoin rose 146% while MicroStrategy gained over 599% as more retail investment increased MicroStrategy’s volatility compared to BTC.
A significant drop in Bitcoin reserves on exchanges is the evidence of rising self-custody adoption, Trezor chief commercial officer Danny Sanders said.
Unraveling Tether’s complex web of financial maneuvers and its impact on the global crypto market.
