Bitcoin price

Bitcoin News Alerts discussed Adam Back’s prediction that Bitcoin could reach parity with gold this cycle, while stressing that the associated $1.5 million scenario is not guaranteed.

Blockchain Basement described a possible bullish turn but said lost volume support leaves Bitcoin vulnerable, with about $70,000 viewed as major support.

The Wolf Of All Streets described Bitcoin’s return to roughly $75,000–$76,000 amid liquidations and ETF outflows; a second episode argued the reversal did not establish weaker fundamentals.

Bitcoin News Alerts contrasted a 5% drop to $75,000 with continued institutional accumulation, citing Fidelity Digital Assets’ estimate that investment vehicles added more than 1 million Bitcoin in their first year.

The Edge Podcast said Bitcoin fell only 3%–4% after the Binance hack and recovered, while warning that a major equity selloff remained a risk.

Tim Warren told Tech Path Crypto Investing that Bitcoin’s pullback toward $75,000 and a possible breakout around $83,000–$84,000 warrant caution amid a fast-moving selloff.

Bitcoin News Alerts says Michael Saylor’s $2.5 million Bitcoin scenario is illustrative, while Strategy’s supply-squeeze argument depends on competition for coins holders are willing to sell.

Scott Melker says Bitcoin briefly topped $80,000 after $215 million in short liquidations in one hour, but needs further gains to signal a durable shift.

Bitcoin News Alerts described Bitwise’s 2036 Bitcoin price scenarios as conditional model outcomes and noted $405 million in outflows from BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF on November 2.

The Wolf Of All Streets said Bitcoin’s September trading range had broken down during a technology sell-off, though its price remained above $60,000 and its 50-week moving average.

Bitcoin News Alerts reported that Strategy bought 811 BTC and Strive added 124 BTC; Jay V said his $2 million price scenario was not guaranteed.

The Wolf Of All Streets debated whether Bitcoin could withstand tighter monetary conditions, noting its recent relative strength but underperformance against stocks and gold over one- and two-year periods.

Michael Howell told Monetary Matters that Bitcoin could retest $70,000 as global liquidity growth slows, with a sustained turn depending on liquidity recovering.