Bert Slagter

Bitcoin is up over 30% from its $60,000 bottom on February 6. Yet it's too early to declare a new bull market. This could very well be a bear market rally.

Bitcoin price outlook 2026: why patience pays off. Analyzing trends, bear market dynamics, and scenarios for the next top — what does this mean for investors?

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 just hit all-time highs. Bitcoin edged up slightly but remains far from its record. Stocks are surging, bullish news keeps stacking — yet BTC barely moves. Is change coming soon?

Following the Middle East ceasefire, bitcoin climbed back above $70,000. But our base case remains that the bear market bottom still lies ahead. Patience is key.

Bitcoin has been hovering around $67,000 for two months straight. Cycles, on-chain data, and geopolitics all point the same way — but have we already seen the bottom, or is more pain ahead?

Bond yields keep climbing, putting financial markets under severe pressure. Without a swift resolution to the Iran conflict, a deep recession and equity bear market look increasingly unavoidable.

Bitcoin's price stays remarkably strong as the Iran war escalates. Is this the definitive proof that bitcoin is a safe haven — or is the narrative getting ahead of itself?

Bitcoin edged above $72,000 last week — unexpectedly strong amid an escalating war threatening global energy supplies. What does this resilience signal for the months ahead?

Bitcoin surged past $73,000 this week—remarkably strong amid an escalating Middle East conflict. Yet the base case remains: this is a bear market rally until proven otherwise.

Bitcoin hovers around $66,000—surprisingly stable given this week's chaos: unlawful tariffs, a dystopian AI report rattling markets, and the hunt for scarcity in an age of deflation.