William Suberg

Bitcoin falls under $76,000 to hit weekly lows thanks to a fresh round of worry over oil prices and the Strait of Hormuz blockade.

Bitcoin faces renewed pressure as Brent crude oil passes $120 per barrel and the Federal Reserve delivers its "most hawkish" meeting.

Bitcoin eyes its best monthly gains since April 2025 despite a bearish repeat in play for the Coinbase Premium Index.

Bitcoin loses the spotlight to the S&P 500 despite 12% April gains while US PCE inflation eyes three-year highs.

Bitcoin hitting three-month highs above $80,000 is bringing back calls for resumption of the bull market, with 10% gains on the cards next.

Bitcoin price volatility returns at $80,000 as Iran reactions send risk assets back under pressure at the Wall Street Open.

Bitcoin price analysis says that bulls must break through the $84,000 zone to avoid a potential correction to new bear market lows.

Bitcoin seeks to reclaim $80,000 after dipping 3% on Iran nerves while traders point to key BTC price support levels to protect.

Bitcoin cools volatility but is due a 5% move "soon," says a trader as macro conditions send oil back above $100.

Bitcoin prepares to seal a "red" monthly candle for May as attention turns to US PMI and other labor-market data coming next week.