
Bitcoin Is About to Get a Major Bullish Signal It Hasn’t Had in Over a Year
Bitcoin's three moving averages are on track for a rare bullish alignment not seen since mid-2025, signaling a potential sustained rally.


Bitcoin's three moving averages are on track for a rare bullish alignment not seen since mid-2025, signaling a potential sustained rally.

U.S. jobs grew just 29,000 in September, unemployment rose to 4.2%, and bitcoin held its gains near $87,000.

Citi raises bitcoin target to $113,000 and ether to $3,028, citing renewed ETF inflows and Treasury bond-buyback revival.

Traders pricing calmer conditions than Bitcoin's recent big swing suggests; IBIT options data from Saxo Bank analyzed.

Bitcoin ETF inflows slowed to $191M as six-day streak reaches $2.8B; BlackRock's IBIT led the run before Thursday's cooldown.

Corporate treasuries bought just 5,900 bitcoin in three months, a sharp drop from a year earlier. ETF flows and the Coinbase premium signal weak demand.

Hunter Biden's LAPTOP memecoin crashed 99% within hours of launch, wiping out most buyers while a few insiders made millions. Market barely reacted.
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