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Bitcoin Price to $315,000? Why This Famed Investor and Bitwise Exec Sees BTC Going ‘Parabolic’

Prominent Bitcoin bull Mike Alfred predicts BTC could surge to $315,000 if it breaks the $94,000 resistance level with significant volume. His renewed bullish forecast comes as Bitcoin trades above $95,000. Meanwhile, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan suggests that sustained demand could drive Bitcoin's price parabolic, drawing parallels to gold's historic surge when central bank purchases eventually exhausted seller supply. Since Bitcoin ETF launches in January 2024, these funds have absorbed over 100% of new supply, and Hougan believes persistent demand will lead to a major price increase. However, skeptics like Bloomberg's Mike McGlone warn of a potential drop to $10,000, citing "bearish exhaustion" and an oversaturated crypto market with millions of tokens now existing.

ccn.com01/14 11:21

Bitcoin Price to $315,000? Why This Famed Investor and Bitwise Exec Sees BTC Going ‘Parabolic’

ccn.com01/14 11:21

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan Expects BTC Price to go Parabolic if ETF Demand Persists

Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise, predicts that the price of Bitcoin could go parabolic if demand for its ETFs persists, drawing a parallel to the historical performance of Gold. He notes that while initial price movements may be modest, sustained demand can eventually lead to explosive growth, as seen with Gold's significant price surges in the years following a period of stability. Currently, Bitcoin is testing a resistance level near $96k, with the ETF recording net inflows for two consecutive days, including a substantial $753.8 million inflow on January 13, 2026. Hougan also highlights a survey indicating that nearly all financial advisors plan to maintain or increase their crypto exposure in the coming years. At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $95,038.37, up over 3% in 24 hours, with predictions suggesting a potential rise to around $102,438 in the next month.

TheNewsCrypto01/14 11:07

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan Expects BTC Price to go Parabolic if ETF Demand Persists

TheNewsCrypto01/14 11:07

Will Bitcoin Price Collapse if Donald Trump’s Tariffs Are Ruled Illegal? ‘Dump’ Claims Split Traders

A prominent crypto commentator warns that Bitcoin could face the "dump of a lifetime" if the U.S. Supreme Court rules former President Donald Trump’s global tariffs illegal. Prediction markets currently assign a 73% probability to this outcome. Traders are divided: some predict a market crash due to potential trade confusion, while others argue that overturning tariffs could boost business profits and trigger a rally, including for Bitcoin. Trump has warned that reversing the tariffs would create a "complete mess" and make reimbursement "almost impossible." Bitcoin’s price, currently around $95,000, faces volatility from this legal uncertainty and escalating geopolitical tensions, such as new U.S. tariffs on Iran-trading nations. Analysts note institutional demand supports BTC, but a risk-off move could push prices toward $87,000.

ccn.com01/14 10:22

Will Bitcoin Price Collapse if Donald Trump’s Tariffs Are Ruled Illegal? ‘Dump’ Claims Split Traders

ccn.com01/14 10:22

For the First Time in Three Years, the Sixth Bitcoin Core Maintainer Emerges

On January 8, Bitcoin Core appointed developer TheCharlatan as its sixth core maintainer, the first such addition since 2023. Core maintainers hold trusted keys and are responsible for merging code into Bitcoin Core repository and signing official releases, ensuring the software’s authenticity and security. There are now six trusted maintainers, including Marco Falke, Gloria Zhao, Ryan Ofsky, Hennadii Stepanov, and Ava Chow. The role of a core maintainer is compared to an "editor" in the development process—they review and approve code contributions but do not have unilateral power to change on-chain rules. Bitcoin upgrades still depend on broader community consensus. TheCharlatan, a computer science graduate from the University of Zurich, has been contributing to Bitcoin Core since 2018 and has over a decade of experience in crypto development. He is known for his work on improving Bitcoin Core’s verification logic and modularization. His appointment was supported by at least 20 Bitcoin Core developers. The article also highlights the historical context of Bitcoin Core maintainers, noting that Satoshi Nakamoto originally held sole maintainer authority, which was later decentralized. Core maintainers are highly trusted individuals within the community, with significant influence over the project’s development direction.

Odaily星球日报01/14 10:08

For the First Time in Three Years, the Sixth Bitcoin Core Maintainer Emerges

Odaily星球日报01/14 10:08

Bitcoin jumps to $95K – Will the tariff ruling kill CPI-driven optimism?

Bitcoin surged to $95k following a lower-than-expected CPI report, triggering a major short squeeze with over $500 million in liquidations. However, the rally faces a critical test from an upcoming Supreme Court ruling on tariffs, which could introduce significant macro volatility and fiscal risk. On-chain data reveals that the current momentum is largely driven by speculative derivatives rather than spot accumulation, with new whales entering unrealized losses. While ETF demand remains strong, the market remains vulnerable to a potential liquidity event that could reverse recent CPI-driven gains.

ambcrypto01/14 09:47

Bitcoin jumps to $95K – Will the tariff ruling kill CPI-driven optimism?

ambcrypto01/14 09:47

Bitcoin On-Chain Alert: 2021 Cycle Coins Just Moved

On-chain data reveals two significant Bitcoin transactions involving coins dormant for 3 to 5 years, corresponding to tokens acquired between 2021 and 2023. The first transaction moved 539 BTC, and the second 1,566 BTC. Such movements of long-held coins can indicate smart money rotation or early investors exiting. Meanwhile, CryptoQuant's 2025 exchange review highlights Binance's dominance, holding 72% of stablecoin reserves ($47.6B in USDT and USDC) among top exchanges and accounting for 41% of spot trading volume. Bitcoin's price remains around $92,200, showing sideways movement after a recent surge in early 2026.

bitcoinist01/14 07:01

Bitcoin On-Chain Alert: 2021 Cycle Coins Just Moved

bitcoinist01/14 07:01

Bitcoin Is Replicating The Same Cup And Handle As Silver To Lead To ‘Violent Repricing’

A crypto analyst identifies a Cup and Handle pattern on Bitcoin’s price chart, mirroring a similar formation in Silver before its historic 2017 rally. The analyst, Merlijn the Trader, notes that Silver’s breakout led to a "violent repricing" after years of consolidation. Bitcoin has been forming a rounded cup since the 2022 bear market, with resistance near $70,000. After breaking through, it developed a rising handle, indicating seller exhaustion. Based on classical technical analysis, a breakout could propel Bitcoin toward a target range of $120,000–$140,000, representing a gain of over 30% from its current price near $92,000.

bitcoinist01/14 05:07

Bitcoin Is Replicating The Same Cup And Handle As Silver To Lead To ‘Violent Repricing’

bitcoinist01/14 05:07

For the First Time in Three Years, the Sixth Bitcoin Core Maintainer Emerges

Summary: On January 8, Bitcoin Core appointed developer TheCharlatan (@sedited) as its sixth core maintainer, the first such addition since 2023. Core maintainers hold trusted keys, granting them exclusive authority to merge code into Bitcoin Core and sign official releases, ensuring software integrity. The role is highly selective, with only 13 individuals having held this position over the past decade. TheCharlatan, a South African developer with a computer science background from the University of Zurich, has contributed to Bitcoin Core for over eight years, focusing on verifiability and validation logic. His work includes modularizing Bitcoin Core’s validation system for safer reuse. He has also contributed to other crypto projects, including Monero and Farcaster. The core maintainer role is compared to an "editor" in open-source development—reviewing and merging code contributions but without unilateral power to enforce chain-level rule changes. Bitcoin upgrades require broader community consensus. The appointment reflects Bitcoin Core’s ongoing decentralization of development authority, historically held by single individuals like Satoshi Nakamoto and early successors.

marsbit01/14 04:03

For the First Time in Three Years, the Sixth Bitcoin Core Maintainer Emerges

marsbit01/14 04:03

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