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Is Bitcoin on track for US$100k?

Is Bitcoin on track for US$100k?

Bitcoin surges to a new all-time high, eyeing US$100k as market confidence grows. ETFs see record inflows, driven by Ethereum’s rally and rising institutional interest. Meanwhile, US inflation stabilises and Australia’s consumer confidence dips, signalling mixed economic signals across global markets.

Rachael Lucas
Rachael Lucas
Bitcoin soars to new all-time high

Trump takes the Presidency and pushes Bitcoin to a new all-time high of A$115k. BlackRock leads Bitcoin ETFs to new milestone. RBA holds rates as inflation rises. Real Vision discusses a liquidity-driven crypto bull-cycle. Tether's Q3 profit hits US$2.5 billion. US job growth slows.

Rachael Lucas
Rachael Lucas
Bitcoin hits AU$110,500

US spot BTC ETF sees record single-day net inflow of US$870m driven by strong institutional interest and investment. Real Vision: Navigating the bull: Liquidity-driven crypto cycle projections. Sui emerges as a key player in decentralised finance.

Rachael Lucas
Rachael Lucas
Bitcoin to US$200K by 2025?

Prominent US investor, Paul Tudor Jones highlights gold and Bitcoin as essential hedges against inflation. Despite concerns over rising U.S. Treasury yields, Bitcoin options traders remain optimistic, betting on US$80K and a potential rise to US$200K by 2025.

Rachael Lucas
Rachael Lucas
Reality check: Bull market correction by Jamie Coutts

The past six months have been tough for crypto markets, but a strong foundation is being laid beneath the surface of volatile prices and supply overhangs.

Jamie Coutts
Jamie Coutts
Bitcoin passes $100k AUD for the first time since August

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded inflows of US$556M, the highest since June. Additionally, the Avalanche Foundation plans to repurchase nearly 2 million AVAX sold to Terra in 2022, while Canary Capital Group has filed for the first Litecoin ETF.

Rachael Lucas
Rachael Lucas
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