Cryptocurrencies Price Prediction: Bitcoin, Litecoin & Crypto – European Wrap 10 February
|Bitcoin Price Forecast: 14,000 BTC moved after years of dormancy
Bitcoin (BTC) price recovers slightly and trades around $97,800 on Monday after reaching a low of $91,231 last week. CryptoQuant data shows 14,000 long-dormant BTC moved on Monday, and BTC Exchange Netflow reached FTX collapse levels. Moreover, Nick Forster, founder of Derive.xyz, told FXStreet that the chances of BTC reaching $200K by December 26, 2025 had risen slightly to 12%, up from 11% last week.
Litecoin Price Forecast: LTC bulls aim for higher highs
Litecoin (LTC) price pops higher by over 8% and trades around $116.00 at the time of writing on Monday after retesting its key support level the previous week. The technical outlook and LTC’s long-to-short ratio suggest a rally ahead. However, traders should remain cautious as LTC’s Network Realized Profit/Loss (NPL) metric spiked, indicating holders are taking some profit, which could increase the selling pressure.
Four key US economic reports this week could shake crypto markets
Four major U.S. economic reports this week could impact Bitcoin, with inflation, jobs, and spending data shaping Federal Reserve policy and market trends.
This week, the crypto market is closely watching four key U.S. economic reports that could impact Bitcoin and other digital assets. These reports, starting Wednesday, may influence Federal Reserve policy and, in turn, market sentiment.
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