Standard Chartered cut its 2026 Bitcoin target from $300K to $150K due to slower institutional buying through ETFs. Bitcoin ETFs hold approximately $124B with institutions comprising roughly 25% of ...

As 2026 begins, bitcoin enters a new phase shaped by institutional flows, ETFs and macro forces. Analysts weigh whether this ...

According to recent reports from Bloomberg, the new London-based Bitcoin trading desk will start operations soon and be part of the bank's FX trading unit. Standard Chartered has been positive on ...

A few Wall Street analysts expect Bitcoin to rocket to new highs in 2026, but history offers a more sobering outlook.

Standard Chartered just cut its Bitcoin 2026 forecast in half—from $300,000 to $150,000. The revised Standard Chartered Bitcoin forecast—after spending 2024 and early 2025 calling for ...

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has had a successful run during 2025. It reached an all-time high of almost $118,900 in July 10 and is up 25% on the year. The S&P 500, often used as a measure of how the stock ...

Wall Street’s biggest Bitcoin bulls are dialing back their near-term forecasts after the recent downdraft, but their long-term conviction hasn’t wavered. Standard Chartered Plc, a longtime crypto ...

Standard Chartered has significantly tempered its bullish price projections for Bitcoin over the next five years. “I still see Bitcoin continuing to print fresh all-time highs going forward, but I ...

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is increasingly demonstrating a dual identity—mirroring the performance of high-growth tech stocks while simultaneously acting as a hedge against broader financial uncertainty, ...

iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF is a safe, liquid, and low expense Bitcoin ETF with a stable correlation to Bitcoin spot prices. IBIT has accumulated $19B AUM and trades nearly 28M daily shares. IBIT may be ...

More dealerships, luxury brands, and payment processors accept Bitcoin, often converting it to fiat for sellers. Direct ...

Bitcoin's biggest privacy flaw fixed? Async Payjoin breaks tracking assumptions for everyone on the network—just ask your ...