Bitcoin (BTC) may have confirmed a decisive shift into bearish territory after slipping beneath a key long-term technical threshold closely followed by seasoned market analysts. The 730-day simple moving average (SMA), a two-year trend gauge that has historically marked transitions into Bitcoin bear markets, now sits at roughly $81,250, according to insights shared by cryptocurrency
Liquidation calls from the sidelines are growing louder for Strategy (MSTR) as bitcoin tumbles and the company’s common stock has plunged nearly 70% from last year’s peak, calling into question — for some — the firm’s ability to continue to meet its obligations. Throughout 2025, Strategy has relied on perpetual preferred stock as its primary
Younger, wealthier Americans seem to be rewriting the house rules of wealth management. They like broad equity indices. They park cash in T-bills. They still buy real estate and private deals. But they also expect to see Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a handful of other digital assets on the same dashboard as everything else. For them,
Public Citizen, a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization, escalated its warnings about Elon Musk’s Grok AI on Friday after publishing new evidence showing the chatbot cited neo-Nazi and white-nationalist websites as credible sources. The group said the behavior should disqualify Grok from any federal use, and renewed calls for the U.S. Office of Management and Budget
Bulls remain weaker than bears on the first day of the weekend, according to CoinStats. BTC/USD The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has declined by 0.16% since yesterday. On the hourly chart, the rate of BTC is far from the support and resistance levels. As neither side is dominating, there are low chances to see sharp
Bitcoin is drifting sideways this weekend around the $84,000 range, while the derivatives market is busy revealing where traders are bracing for impact — and where they’re quietly placing their bets. Futures OI Taps $58B as Bitcoin Consolidates — Options Traders Brace for December The futures market is running hot, even as bitcoin loiters in
Digital asset treasuries (DATs) were among the most visible corporate phenomena of the last bull cycle. Built on the premise that holding bitcoin BTC$84,750.04 on the balance sheet was itself a value-generating strategy, many attracted strong market premiums simply by accumulating BTC faster than competitors. But as valuations normalize and net asset values (NAVs) tighten,
The week of November 16-22, 2025, recorded $1.42 billion in crypto VC funding across 16 projects. Summary Crypto VC funding hit $1.42B across 16 deals, led by Kalshi’s huge $1B raise. Kraken added $200M at a $20B valuation, while Doppel raised $70M in Series C. Smaller rounds included WizzWoods ($10M), Solomon Labs ($8M), and RateX
Strategy (MSTR) has become the go-to tool for crypto investors trying to manage risk, according to Tom Lee, chairman and CEO of Bitmine, partly explaining its 43% drop over the past month. “[Strategy] is probably the most important stock watch right now, because that is the bitcoin proxy, it’s the most liquid name,” Lee said
Bitcoin trades near $84,200 after slicing below the $95,900 support cluster that held for most of the year. The rejection at $116,800 triggered a sharp rotation out of long positions, and sellers have driven the price directly into a long-term trendline that has defined the market. Spot Outflows Rise As Risk Appetite Weakens CoinGlass data