As Bitcoin hovers near its all-time high of $108,000, traders and analysts are closely watching for signs of a breakout.

Bitcoin (BTC) has reached a new milestone in its current rally, climbing to around $108,000 as of May 21, 2025.

Strive, the investment firm led by crypto advocate and former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, is quietly exploring a bold strategy: acquiring underpriced Bitcoin by tapping into legally settled but unreleased crypto claims. One potential jackpot? Leftover BTC from the long-defunct Mt. Gox exchange.

In the rapidly evolving world of digital assets, one country stands head and shoulders above the rest: the United States.

A recent update from crypto analyst Joao Wedson has raised concerns about Bitcoin’s current rally, suggesting the leading cryptocurrency may be at a critical juncture.

In a moment of anticipated financial upheaval, Fred Krueger, a prominent market commentator and entrepreneur, laid out a bold and sweeping forecast of what he describes as a “Final Run” — a 90-day transformation of the global monetary system, beginning on July 21, 2025.

Crypto analyst Daan Crypto Trades has highlighted ETF flow data as one of the more reliable indicators in the current Bitcoin cycle, offering insights into market strength or weakness during local tops and bottoms.

Bitcoin (BTC) staged a sharp intraday rally on May 20, briefly spiking to $107,087 before pulling back to trade around $106,766 at the time of writing.

A new survey from The Nakamoto Project reveals a growing public appetite for Bitcoin, with 4 in 5 Americans supporting the idea of converting part of the U.S. gold reserves into Bitcoin.

Standard Chartered Bank has reiterated its bold prediction that Bitcoin could reach $500,000 before the end of President Donald Trump’s next term, citing increasing indirect exposure from sovereign and government-related investors.

As Bitcoin hovers around the $105,000 mark, market analysts are turning their attention to a technical signal that has historically preceded major rallies: the Golden Cross.