The Bitcoin price opened Monday with a slight recovery, reclaiming the $113,000 mark after a dip that brought the price down to $109,000—a level that has proven to be significant support for the top cryptocurrency. Despite this temporary bounce, one expert warns of further challenges ahead for bullish investors. Warns Of Further Bitcoin Price Drops
Michael Saylor is standing firm as Strategy’s once wide premium over its Bitcoin holdings contracts. Shares of the company, formerly known as MicroStrategy, have fallen about 20% since June while Bitcoin has risen roughly 6% and hit record highs, according to Bloomberg Television. This reversal has led critics to question the long-term value of the
Bitcoin rebounded to $114,000 on Monday after seeing a recovery over the weekend. BTC’s recovery comes amid growing anticipation for a bullish October. Speculations of a government shutdown could weigh on market sentiment. Bitcoin (BTC) traded above $114,000 on Monday despite a previous week of consolidation, with prices dipping to $109,000 into the weekend. The
Bitcoin’s performance in 2025 has lagged expectations. Year to date, the asset is up about 22%, compared with a 17% gain in the Nasdaq Composite and a striking 46% surge in gold prices. This raises the question many traders are asking: is bitcoin topped? Often described as both “digital gold” and a tech proxy, bitcoin
Bitcoin price started a recovery wave and traded above $114,000. BTC is trading above $114,000 and facing hurdles near $115,000. Bitcoin started a fresh recovery wave above the $113,500 zone. The price is trading above $114,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There was a break above a key bearish trend line with resistance
Bitcoin traded listlessly as September wraps up, caught inside a tight price band and showing signs of weakening momentum. Based on reports using CryptoQuant data and commentary by Axel Adler, demand cooled after the market failed to hold above $115,000, leaving traders watching a narrow corridor for the next move. The mood is neither euphoric
Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of MicroStrategy, which recently rebranded to Strategy, has once again drawn attention to the company’s aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy by reviving and actively utilizing the public BTC Tracker. What Is The Bitcoin Tracker And Why Does It Matter Michael Saylor has once again released the Strategy Bitcoin tracker, a chart
The U.S. dollar remains the world’s dominant reserve currency. But its share of global reserves has steadily declined, from around 72% in 2001 to 58% in 2024, according to the Federal Reserve. The global order is becoming more multipolar. IMF data shows that China’s share of the global economy based on purchasing power parity (PPP)
The SEC just broke a two-decade deadlock. On Monday, the commission gave Dimensional Fund Advisors (DFA) the go-ahead to create ETF share classes inside its mutual funds, a decision that investors, fund managers, and financial advisors have been chasing for years. The order, open for public feedback before finalization, lets DFA move forward and puts
The economics of crypto mining are shifting. Rising costs, particularly for electricity and the computational hash rate for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, make the mining industry less profitable. Crypto mining companies are shifting to AI as a result. Why? For starters, AI training could provide a safer and more consistent source of revenue than the