While Bitcoin treasury companies accumulated $1.2 billion in BTC last week, analysts suggest that Bitcoin’s new all-time high was more likely driven by inflows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. Bitcoin went on to spike coming into the weekend, hitting a new all-time high of over $125,000 on Saturday. Bitcoin (BTC) treasury companies purchased more than 6,702
I remember the first time Bitcoin crossed five digits. The moment felt like a cultural jolt, a signal that technology could redefine money. I watched the headlines roll across screens in disbelief. Now, years later, Bitcoin has broken through $125,000. It is not just another price milestone. It feels like a transformation. This time the
Speaking at the Electronic Cash Conference in Barcelona, eCash founder Amaury Séchet announced the launch timeline for “Pre-Consensus,” a feature slated for the Nov. 15 network upgrade. Avalanche-Style Pre-Consensus Arrives on eCash Nov. 15 Pre-Consensus will activate on mainnet as part of the upcoming eCash (XEC) upgrade, formalizing a capability long discussed within the project’s
Strategy has recently achieved another milestone, led by the aggressive Bitcoin ($BTC) accumulation strategy. Thus, as a result of the continuous bull market of Bitcoin ($BTC), the realized profits of Strategy have jumped to $31B. As the popular CryptoQuant analyst, JA Maartunn, disclosed on social media, this development is driven by Bitcoin’s massive bull run.
The stablecoin-focused GENIUS Act, which was enacted in July, will trigger an exodus of deposits from traditional bank accounts into higher-yield stablecoins, according to the co-founder of Multicoin Capital. “The GENIUS Bill is the beginning of the end for banks’ ability to rip off their retail depositors with minimal interest,” Multicoin Capital’s co-founder and managing
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Bitcoin’s price rallied last week, climbing 12.14% and erasing the losses from a lackluster September. While altcoins largely drove major rallies from July to September, this time the bull run was led by Bitcoin. Over the same period, major altcoins like Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) saw more modest gains of 12.90% and 13.24%, respectively.
Bitcoin’s (BTC) historical price trajectory highlights a clear pattern. While the asset has consistently climbed to new highs after each halving, the gains have diminished. In fact, new research revealed that “the degree of post-halving price gains has compressed over time since the second halving.” Returns Are Shrinking Fast Halvings, which reduce the rate of
Financial services giant Morgan Stanley issued guidelines for crypto allocations in multi-asset portfolios, recommending a “conservative” approach in an October Global Investment Committee (GIC) report to investment advisors. Analysts at Morgan Stanley recommended up to a 4% allocation for cryptocurrencies in “Opportunistic Growth” portfolios, which are structured for higher risks and higher returns. The analysts