Bitcoin has been named digital gold because of its security, limited supply, and role as a store of value; however, this belief has come under scrutiny.

Beneath Ethereum's recent price stagnation lies a potentially explosive setup taking shape. The emergence of a near-perfect inverse head and shoulders pattern suggests that ETH may be preparing to shake off its sluggishness.

Lomond School, a Scottish boarding school, will begin accepting bitcoin for tuition payments, up to $49,711 (£38,000) annually, starting this autumn. The school, claiming to be the first United Kingdom private school to do so, will convert the bitcoin to British pounds to manage currency risk.

While the markets sneeze, the old Bitcoin veterans are back in charge. Accumulation, resistance, and conviction: a discreet but possibly explosive cocktail in this unstable monetary theater.

The price of Ethereum has fallen on tough times during the second quarter of 2025, dipping to a low of $1,415 before somewhat recovering to linger around the $1,500 level. Crypto analysts are now offering their thoughts on what is driving the largest altcoin's recent woes.

A recent analysis by a Bitcoin analyst has thrown cold water on the possibility of the Shiba Inu price hitting the $1 mark. The analyst firmly dismissed the idea, suggesting that it is highly unlikely, if not downright impossible.

After suffering a steep 30% correction that took prices below $75,000, Bitcoin is showing signs of strength once again.

Bitcoin could be setting the stage for a major reversal, according to crypto analyst BTCEarth. In a recent post on X, the analyst pointed to a key support zone that continues to hold firm, reinforcing the possibility of a bottom formation.

The Bitcoin (BTC) market proved rather turbulent in the past week after a price decline below $75,000 was followed by a rebound to above $83,000. With the premier cryptocurrency showing indications of a sustained uptrend, blockchain analytics firm CryptoQuant has identified two potential key resistance zones lying in wait.

Despite rolling out a large number of upgrades and innovations, the Ethereum price continues to lag behind Bitcoin (BTC) by a wide margin. Reports reveal that ETH has suffered a staggering 77% price crash against BTC — a decline likely fueled by a mix of technical, macro, and sentiment-driven factors.

The Ethereum token has been under significant bearish pressure over the past few months, losing almost half of its value in the first quarter of 2025. Along with the rest of the altcoin market, ETH bled severely following the announcement of new trade tariffs by United States President Donald Trump.

The Bitcoin price had a rollercoaster journey over the past week, falling to its lowest level in six months on Wednesday, April 9. The flagship cryptocurrency showed some resilience, recovering above the $80,000 level after United States President Donald Trump paused trade tariffs on all countries except China.

XRP is set to explode 500% by 2028, says Standard Chartered, as ETF approval, tokenization leadership, and institutional adoption fuel its rise past ethereum. Standard Chartered Predicts XRP Surge to $12.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a volatile week, influenced by global economic factors like trade war concerns and the pause on the U.S. tariff policy. While bitcoin saw a slight gain, solana, avalanche, and hedera showed significant price fluctuations, recovering from initial drops. Ethereum, however, suffered a substantial loss, failing to rebound like other top cryptocurrencies.

U.S. President Donald Trump disclosed over the weekend that certain electronic devices will be exempt from the ongoing tariffs imposed on China. This move is likely to ease the concerns of technology firms that have been engaged in a logistical tug-of-war, shipping components across borders under increasing pressure. U.S.

Over the past few weeks, the cryptocurrency market has been overwhelmed by a high degree of uncertainty and volatility triggered by the constantly shifting global macroeconomics. This unsettled market condition saw the Bitcoin price dance between $74,000 and $83,000 in the space of a few days.

The late Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger's name still comes up in financial media after he passed away in Nov. 2023. His timeless wisdom applies to this Bitcoin bear market.

An on-chain indicator suggests that top smart contract protocol Ethereum (ETH) could currently be undervalued, according to a popular crypto analyst.

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The group's director of business development, a speaker at this year's Consensus festival, says bitcoin miners are expanding into bitcoin pooling, hashrate hedging, AI and HPC.

Ethereum (ETH) prices have surged by over 3% in the past day in line with a bullish upswing across the broader crypto market. However, Ethereum on-chain data reveals the altcoin has stumbled in a range-bound market hinting at a potentially prolonged sideways movement.

Seller fatigue, long-term holder capitulation, and fresh institutional accumulation are converging.

The crypto market is stabilizing as Bitcoin (BTC) recovers above $85K, with Ethereum and XRP prices maintaining above $1,500 and $2 respectively. This comes after China announced new tariffs on U.S. imports in response to President Donald Trump's 145% tariff on Chinese products.

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Despite Ethereum's continued struggle to maintain the $1,600 price level, several altcoins posted triple-digit gains. Wayfinder (PROMPT), Magic Internet Money (MIM), and Bitcoin Wizards (WZRD) are leading the charge in the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin's weekend pump hits $84K but analysts warn of 'pump-and-dump' pattern repeating for sixth straight week.

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has projected a significant increase in the value of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC). This anticipated surge is linked to the tariff policies of President Donald Trump.

Lomond School will accept Bitcoin for tuition starting in Autumn 2025. Bitcoin payments will convert to fiat immediately, with a BTC treasury possible later.

Spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds continued shedding assets as US recession risks rose and its price crashed. SoSoValue data shows that spot Ethereum (ETH) ETFs shed assets in the last seven consecutive weeks.

Lomond School in Scotland is set to become the first educational institution in the UK to accept Bitcoin for tuition payments, starting in the autumn term of 2025.

The bitcoin to VIX ratio might be signalling a potential long-term bottom for BTC price.

Ethereum's torrid patch is extending into Q2 of 2025, forcing industry players to wade into proffer advice for the largest altcoin. Bankless confounder David Hoffman says a change in network culture will have the biggest impact on the Ethereum price performance.

The New York State Legislature has introduced a bill that would allow government agencies to accept cryptocurrency payments.

Bitcoin Commons has become a launchpad for founders and engineers walking away from Silicon Valley jobs to bet on open-source code, off-grid mining, and decentralized finance.

Ethereum (ETH) faces resistance at $1,600, struggling to break through in the bearish market. Ethereum rallies 2.05% in the past 24 hours to $1,603, but retraces slightly to $1,593.

Real Vision's chief crypto analyst, Jamie Coutts, is highlighting the outperformance of Bitcoin (BTC) amid a correction experienced by stocks and crypto assets.

Ethereum is under pressure as U.S.-based ETFs linked to it have seen outflows for seven weeks in a row. Just this week, nine Ethereum ETFs lost a total of $82.47 million. This steady withdrawal of funds has taken a toll on ETH's price, which dropped 10% in the last week.

Crypto prices surged after a temporary U.S. tariff halt, yet bullish momentum remains subdued, Cryptoquant researchers report. Bitcoin clawed back losses at a critical technical support level, but weak investor sentiment signals caution ahead. Bitcoin's $76K Support Holds, But Bull Index Flashes Red Cryptocurrency markets rallied sharply on April 9 after U.S.

Bitcoin rose by 11% to $83,500, driven by whales and long-term holders.

The much-dreaded Trump tariffs are here, with the new US President enforcing up to 50% additional duties on imported goods from friends and foes alike. Top markets reported heavy losses with the S&P 500 falling close to 5%, Dow Jones 4%, and Nasdaq suffering a 6% decline.

Billionaire Tim Draper has taken to X to remind market onlookers of his position on unconventional emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies.

New York Attorney General Letitia James issued a warning to US congressional leaders regarding regulation of cryptocurrency, particularly how Bitcoin and other virtual currencies could erode the US dollar's position around the world. She urged stronger federal regulations to protect investors from fraud and criminal use in the cryptocurrency market.

Buyers are controlling the situation at the beginning of the weekend, according to CoinStats.

When Federal Reserve official Neel Kashkari appeared on CNBC and said the Fed has “tools to provide more liquidity to the market,” Crypto X instantly interpreted this statement as a vow to print dollars.

Bitcoin is on fire again. A Scottish private school just announced it accepts $BTC for tuition, and analysts are calling for an ‘up only mode' as institutions pile in.

Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum co-founder, published a privacy roadmap to increase security for the Ethereum ecosystem. Responding to calls from community members to address privacy concerns involving crypto mixers, transparency, and regulation, Buterin outlined a brief plan to tackle the problem of balancing privacy with decentralization.

Bill Barhydt, founder and CEO of Abra Global, a crypto asset manager, is projecting that Bitcoin (BTC) will likely rally by nearly 70% by summer 2025.

American bitcoin miners are facing a new blow. The Trump administration has imposed heavy tariffs on mining equipment from Asia.