Raoul Pal sees room for Bitcoin to recover, but says dollar weakness would give him more confidence that financial conditions can support a longer crypto advance.

Citi has raised its Bitcoin target to $113,000 over twelve months. Its case for returning demand faces an early test after September’s ETF buying reversed.

Bitcoin’s push above $85,000 ended in a quick reversal. The jump came as softer-than-expected US inflation data briefly eased concerns about another Federal Reserve rate hike.

A Bitcoin trade can be right in dollars and still deliver a weaker result in euros. HANetf’s new hedged ETC brings that currency effect into focus.

Bitcoin’s latest rally is facing a caution signal: altcoin spot turnover nears four times BTC’s, a level that has coincided with some previous local highs.

Strategy added 1,665 BTC last week while repurchasing $151.7 million of STRC, using MSTR share-sale proceeds across both parts of its capital structure.

Bitcoin fell toward $82,760 amid renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and broader weakness across risk-sensitive markets, before returning near $83,150 at the time of writing.

Bitcoin’s public ledger would remain public under a new proposal called Shielded Bitcoin. The idea is to add a separate private-payment system above it-without a soft fork.

Digital dollars may become a major practical entry point into crypto: a way to pay, manage cash and access investments before users decide whether to own volatile assets.

Bitcoin is holding above $82,700 after its latest advance, but the next move depends on whether buyers can defend that reclaimed area before confronting resistance near $87,400.

Bitcoin traded near $84,200 at the time of writing after recovering from Tuesday’s drop toward $83,000.

A one-week AI-assisted coding challenge cut the modelled GPU cost of preparing StarkWare’s quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction from approximately $320 to $67. Bitcoin’s consensus rules stayed unchanged.