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Eric Trump told Fox Business he views Bitcoin as "digital gold" and touted its ability to move large sums — "send $500 million on a Sunday night, virtually no fees" — while criticizing banks as outdated and limited by wire cutoff times.
An on-chain report shows an OG Bitcoin whale sold roughly $200 million in BTC as long-term holder (LTH) selling continues; the move raises the risk of a retest of the $96K support level and higher volatility. Traders should watch exchange inflows and derivatives activity closely.
Analysts suggest Bitcoin may be entering a Wave III expansion that historically drives strong rallies; if history repeats, BTC could target $200,000–$240,000. Declining sell-side pressure and improving on‑chain signals underpin the bullish thesis, though risks remain.
Bitcoin retreated from a brief peak above $107,000 to about $103,200, wiping out gains tied to a "tariff dividend" plan and hopes of a quick U.S. shutdown resolution. Miner selling after an AI-driven trade unwind and SoftBank's exit from Nvidia positions weighed on the market.
Bitcoin is consolidating near $104.5K, compressing into a tight range below the key $108K resistance as traders weigh ETF flows and macro signals. The setup suggests a potential breakout if buying pressure resumes, but failure could pull BTC back toward psychological supports.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, forecasts $250,000 for Bitcoin and $27,000 for gold by 2026, citing macro and monetary drivers. His bullish call reignites debate over crypto adoption, ETF flows, and traditional safe-haven demand.
A bipartisan deal to end the nearly 40-day U.S. government shutdown sent risk assets higher, pushing Bitcoin above $105,000 as traders cheered reduced fiscal uncertainty.
Eric Trump has made a bold forecast that Bitcoin will reach $1 million by Q4 2025, calling the period ‘unbelievable’ for BTC. His comments have reignited debate about political influence on crypto markets and investor sentiment.
Trump Media & Technology Group reported a $54.8 million quarterly net loss largely tied to write-downs on its bitcoin holdings. While the company disclosed a sizable BTC position that swung in value and produced headline losses, recent price strength could alter the calculus going forward. Here’s what investors should know and how exposure to volatile crypto assets matters for legacy and new-age media firms.
Bitcoin opened Nov 10 near $105,950 with a $2.11T market cap and a wide intraday range between $102,061 and $106,623. Traders are eyeing a decisive break above $106k or a failure that could push price back toward $100k — watch order books, funding rates and exchange flows closely.