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Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) price now sits at about $95,500. Could it be physically possible for the price to go all the way to $500,000? Understanding why it's realistic for Bitcoin's price to increase tremendously during the coming years requires understanding a key component of economics, as well as one of the peculiarities of the coin itself.

The NFT market has failed to reach the dizzying heights of 2022, but maybe it doesn't need to.

Bitcoin investment products saw substantial outflows last week, totaling $430 million, marking the first major decline of 2025.

Bitcoin’s price faces potential downward movement as technical indicators signal a possible retest of support levels.

MEMX has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to list an XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF), classifying it as a commodity-based trust.

Investors pivot to ether ETFs as Ethereum's impending Pectra upgrade is expected to bode well for cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin’s volatility is near one of its lowest levels in years, and it is primed for a short-term move.