$BTC

On May 13, 2025, the price of Bitcoin fell to around $102,415, down 1.43%, as investors awaited U.S. inflation data and a potential reduction in tariffs between the United States and China, increasing market volatility.

Bitcoin futures on the Deribit platform traded at a premium, indicating continued institutional demand, with inflows to Bitcoin ETFs reaching $5.2 million the previous day.

Despite this decline, technical analysis points to a bullish pattern that could drive the price toward $150,000 if economic conditions improve.

At the same time, miners continue to make significant profits, with the average mining cost at around $36,800, providing a profit margin of over 180%.

Attention remains focused on U.S. Consumer Price Index data, which could determine market trends in the upcoming period.