Finance: News, Insights, Predictions

Ethereum is currently priced at around $4,360, facing a critical technical challenge. The rise in institutional demand and accumulation by large investors suggests a potential target range of $6,000 to $8,000 for the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin has fallen below $110,000 despite significant inflows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs). There is speculation on whether institutional investments can help Bitcoin escape the negative trends typically seen in September.

Publicly traded companies have surpassed a significant milestone by collectively holding over 1 million BTC, amounting to 1,000,632 BTC valued at approximately $110 billion, as reported by BTC Treasuries.

Michael Saylor's Bitcoin empire is becoming a strong candidate for inclusion in the S&P 500, marking its entry into Wall Street's elite ranks.

CEO Dylan Field clarified that the company's Bitcoin holdings are part of a broader treasury strategy, emphasizing a diversified cash approach rather than aligning with extreme cryptocurrency advocacy.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen inflows of $633 million over the past two days, marking a significant turnaround from the $751 million outflows recorded in August. The total assets under management for Bitcoin ETFs have surpassed $83 billion, while Ethereum ETFs have experienced a decline of $135 million.

An address containing 479 Bitcoin, valued at over $52 million, has transferred a portion of its holdings after remaining inactive for 13 years, according to blockchain data.

The latest edition of The Block's newsletter, The Daily, covers various topics including Nasdaq's increased scrutiny of companies raising funds for cryptocurrency investments, the reactivation of a dormant Bitcoin wallet containing $53 million, and updates on Bitcoin ETFs.

Global bond yields are rising, with U.S. debt exceeding $37 trillion, while Bitcoin has seen a 4.2% increase. As markets prepare for a significant change in safe-haven demand, the possibility of Bitcoin reaching $150,000 appears more likely.

A significant Bitcoin investor has moved $52 million worth of BTC after holding the assets untouched since 2012, according to blockchain data.

MARA Holdings reported that it mined 705 bitcoins in August, showing a slight increase from the 703 bitcoins mined in July.

Bitcoin's price fluctuates between $110,700 and $111,010, maintaining a total market capitalization of $2.20 trillion.

Currently, the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) is at 0.52, indicating that Bitcoin is in the "faith and optimism" phase. This suggests that the market has not yet reached a state of euphoria, and no definitive top has been established.

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) is currently trading at $110,690, with support at $110,000 and resistance at $124,500. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have experienced inflows of $301 million, while the hash rate has reached a record of 1 ZH/s, boosted by the ABTC IPO.

Bitcoin is approaching a critical threshold, with analysts from Bitfinex warning that prices could drop to $93,000 before a potential recovery in the final quarter of the year.

Bitcoin has experienced a 14% decline from its all-time high of $124,500, resulting in a decrease in the supply of BTC held at a profit. This trend indicates a potential market exhaustion phase.

The total amount of Bitcoin held by public companies has surpassed 1 million BTC, reflecting the increasing popularity of the asset. Over 100 public companies are now part of this trend, expanding their Bitcoin treasuries.

Analysts are closely watching Bitcoin (BTC) as they predict a possible surge towards the $150,000 level, though they caution that volatility is expected in the meantime.

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $110,000 following a midweek rally that lost momentum. Additionally, BTC-related investments such as MetaPlanet, Nakamoto, and ether-focused platforms Bitmine and SharpLink have also experienced declines.

Bitcoin's (BTC) price has dropped below the critical support level of $110,000, leading analysts to caution about a potential significant decline in the value of the largest cryptocurrency.

Azerbaijan's tax revenues surpassed expectations in the first eight months of 2025, totaling over 12 billion manat, which is more than 5 percent above the forecast.

ING Bank has published its latest forecast, predicting moderate economic growth for Azerbaijan through 2027, according to Azernews.

Commerzbank's FX analyst noted that Turkish inflation is no longer showing significant deceleration, except when viewed through potentially misleading year-on-year comparisons.

Brazil's national food supply agency, Conab, issued a warning on Thursday that U.S. tariffs could lead to increased prices in an already tight global coffee market. Additionally, Conab has adjusted its crop forecast in response to these developments.

Brazil's national food supply agency, Conab, announced on Thursday that it has revised its forecast for the country's 2025 coffee production to 55.2 million 60-kg bags. This adjustment reflects a decrease from previous estimates.