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J.P. Morgan has published its first-ever Bitcoin price forecast in a long-term capital market report. The bank projects Bitcoin as the top asset through 2036, with base and bull case return targets. For traders, a major bank backing Bitcoin's long-term outlook may draw attention to the asset.
A Bitcoin Magazine analysis by Allard Peng looks at the accretive potential of Strive's SATS preferred stock, which carries a 15% yield. The piece argues the structure could help grow bitcoin holdings per share. Traders may watch it as a sign of how bitcoin-linked financial products are being built.
A Coin Metrics study finds that USDC and USDT growth respond in opposite ways to earlier crypto returns outside stablecoins. USDC growth tends to slow during rallies, while USDT growth tends to speed up. The results make it harder to read combined stablecoin issuance as a clear sign of fresh Bitcoin demand.
Blockchain.com Co-CEO Lane Kasselman says crypto now has its strongest bipartisan support so far. He also described momentum after the midterm elections and a new options launch. Institutions are described as a key force behind the market, which may matter for traders watching sentiment.
JAN3 CEO Samson Mow says bitcoin treasury companies, including Strategy, are undervalued. He describes them as buyers of last resort that are fueling a global race for bitcoin's scarce supply. For traders, this is one industry view on how these firms affect bitcoin demand, not a confirmed market move.
Strive raised $700M for Bitcoin while CCC credit spreads blew out. Bitcoin Magazine's CRO, Jeff Walton, discussed what this may signal for Bitcoin-backed preferred equity and rated capital. The $SATS IPO was also covered.
The OCC has finalized its stablecoin rules under the GENIUS Act, and they take effect in January 2027. The rules ease reserve limits, but the dispute over third-party rewards remains unresolved. For traders, the stablecoin rulebook is now clearer, though the rewards question is still open.
A new article outlines five ways to store bitcoin besides hardware wallets such as Ledger, including ETFs, passkeys and multisig accounts. Each option comes with its own risks and trade-offs. For traders, it is a reminder that how bitcoin is held can affect security and access.
JPMorgan has forecast that Bitcoin will outperform all major asset classes, including real estate, stocks and gold, over the next 10 to 15 years. For traders, a long-range call from a major bank can shape how institutions view Bitcoin as a long-term holding.
Bitcoin has moved back near $83,000. Glassnode's proximity framework explains how nearby inventory and actual buying could confirm whether that area holds as support. Traders may want to track this before the Fed meeting on Oct. 27–28.
CoinDesk reports that bitcoin risk management is becoming more popular, as the habit of simply betting on price direction appears to fade. This suggests traders may be changing how they approach bitcoin positions. The trend may matter for anyone who trades bitcoin.
Bitcoin's price is facing resistance near $87,000, according to new Glassnode research. Investors who bought BTC in late 2025 are helping to hold that level in place. Traders may see this as a sign that upward moves are being capped for now.
Bitcoin rose to a one-week high as Asian tech stocks bounced back, and zcash extended its gains after setting an upgrade date. Firmer tech sentiment can support risk appetite, which may lift crypto prices.
Bitcoin is holding near $82,500 as SpaceX's strong quarter revives interest in the AI trade and lifts stock futures. Oil has climbed back above $110, adding pressure to the wider market. XS.com warns that a drop below $82,500 could open a path toward $70,000.
Bitcoin rose above $83,000 as SpaceX results and a possible Tesla merger lifted broader markets. Separately, South Korean data center firm Elice jumped 30% after falling about the same amount following its IPO a day earlier. Traders may see the move as a sign of improved risk appetite, though the link to bitcoin is indirect.
Bitcoin rose to $84,000 while SpaceX led broader markets higher. Separately, South Korean data center player Elice fell about 30% after its IPO a day earlier, then surged 30%. Strong risk appetite in wider markets may support crypto prices.
Bitcoin rose to $84,000, but its rally was cut short by concerns about the Middle East. Separately, South Korean data center firm Elice jumped 30% after falling about the same amount a day after its IPO. Traders may see geopolitical risk as a limit on crypto gains.
Bitcoin is staying above $84,000 as worries about the Middle East come back into focus. Separately, South Korean data center company Elice rose 30% after falling by about the same amount a day after its IPO. Traders may watch whether geopolitical concerns start to weigh on crypto prices.
CryptoSlate reports that quantum-resistant Bitcoin signatures could clog network nodes with data about 10x larger. The SHRINCS design keeps a bigger signing path for recovery, while compact signatures need reliable counters and tighter custody coordination. For traders, this is a long-term infrastructure question more than a near-term price catalyst.
US spot Ether ETFs have lost $1.08 billion so far in October, the largest monthly outflow of 2026. Bitcoin ETF inflows slowed after a strong spike on Monday. For traders, the Ether selling may signal weaker demand for the asset, while the Bitcoin slowdown shows fund flows are cooling.
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