Bitcoin (BTC) has recorded massive growth in price amid institutional inflows this year following spot ETF approval by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

The European Central Bank (ECB) has reiterated its position on Bitcoin (BTC), stating that the approval of spot ETFs for the cryptocurrency does not change its unsuitability as a means of payment or investment. 

Bitcoin is trading value of $51,400 reflects a modest decrease of 1.20% on Thursday. This financial landscape is continuously shaped by various factors, including regulatory discussions and global market trends. Amidst this backdrop, the anticipation around Bitcoin price predictions gains momentum, offering insights into potential future trajectories.

Fundstrat analyst Tom Lee believes Bitcoin (BTC)’s price could reach $150,000 by the end of the year, rising 3X from its current value.

Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States have witnessed a remarkable surge in trading volume, reaching the highest levels since their debut last month. 

MicroStrategy executive chairman and co-founder Michael Saylor says there is no reason to sell any of his Bitcoin anytime soon, in an interview with Bloomberg’s Katie Greifeld on Tuesday.

Bitcoin price holds above $52,000, marking nearly a 1% rise on Wednesday, sets the stage for a notable journey ahead. This surge comes on the heels of the U.S.’s nod to Bitcoin ETFs by financial behemoths Fidelity and BlackRock, propelling Bitcoin’s market valuation back to the $1 trillion mark.

As the leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin currently trades at $51,385, navigating through market ebbs and flows with a 24-hour volume surpassing $31 billion. Amidst a minor retracement of 1.34%, its market cap holds the fort above $1 trillion.

In the ongoing legal battle between the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) and self-proclaimed Bitcoin creator Craig Wright, intriguing revelations came to the surface on February 19, suggesting that Wright could be the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto.

UK prosecutors are challenging the claims of a British-Chinese national who says she had “no idea” she was part of a $6.3 billion Bitcoin money laundering plot.

Switzerland’s PostFinance has partnered with the crypto bank Sygnum to launch a new retail cryptocurrency for its 2.5 million customers on Wednesday, as digital assets become an “integral part” of the financial world.

The amount of Bitcoin (BTC) held on Coinbase has plummeted by almost $1 billion worth of assets as whales move their holdings.

BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has intensified its media advertising campaign for its recently launched iShares spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), framing the asset not merely as a currency but as a symbol of “progress.”

As Presidents’ Day is celebrated in the United States, it prompts speculation about whether previous leaders of the country would have been interested in Bitcoin (BTC).

Galaxy Asset Management’s global head Steve Kurz expects top wirehouses to increase their involvement in spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs within the next year.

Amid Bitcoin’s current trade at $51,585 marks a modest 1% dip, spotlighting the resilience and volatility intrinsic to digital currencies. As the financial landscape evolves, with cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) amassing $67 billion in assets—echoing the fervor of a December 2021 bull run—the spotlight intensifies on Bitcoin’s potential trajectory.