🚀 Bitcoin & Chainlink Price Forecast: Crypto Market Heatmap – Europe Edition (30 June 2025)

Crypto markets flex bullish momentum as Bitcoin eyes key resistance levels while Chainlink's oracle network buzzes with institutional interest.

The BTC blueprint: Whales accumulate as on-chain metrics hint at impending volatility. Meanwhile, derivatives traders pile into leveraged positions – because what's a crypto summer without 100x liquidations?

Chainlink's enterprise play: The OG oracle network quietly powers through bear market blues, with real-world asset tokenization deals stacking up faster than TradFi compliance departments can say 'blockchain not Bitcoin'.

Market pulse: Altcoins mimic Bitcoin's price action (shocking nobody) as ETH/BTC ratio flashes warning signs. Remember when 'alt season' wasn't just a hedge fund narrative? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

Closing thought: If past performance guaranteed future results, your broker would be driving a Lambo instead of selling you one.

Bitcoin Price Forecast: BTC ends Q2 with 30% gains, eyeing fresh record high as ETF inflows surge

Bitcoin (BTC) is hovering around $108,000 at the time of writing on Monday after gaining more than 7% last week. Bitcoin concludes a strong second quarter, with gains exceeding 30%. The bullish sentiment is further supported by robust institutional interest, as US-listed spot bitcoin exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) recorded $2.22 billion in weekly inflows, the highest since May. 

Chainlink Price Forecast: On-chain data signals overhead pressure as LINK holds at a crossroads 

Chainlink (LINK) edges lower by over 2% at press time on Monday, starting the week on a declining trend after posting gains during the weekend. Both the technical outlook and on-chain data show overhead supply pressure that could lead chainlink to extend the pullback, crushing the Open Interest spike in the derivatives market.

Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP bullish structure holds amid steady institutional interest

Cryptocurrency prices are taking a breather on Monday following a recovery staged last week, with Bitcoin (BTC) breaking above multiple hurdles, including $107,000 and $108,000. The bullish momentum can be attributed to a growing risk appetite, particularly among institutional investors and companies that are creating or expanding their digital asset treasuries.