For months now, bitcoin has followed a frustratingly familiar pattern for the bulls: seemingly over-correlated with the Nasdaq 100 when that stock gauge headed lower, but losing nearly all correlation when the leading tech index moved higher. This week proved no different, with the Nasdaq tumbling on 2% on Thursday and bitcoin plunging twice as
Stablecoin giant Tether is in discussions to lead a €1 billion ($1.16 billion) funding round for Neura Robotics, a German start-up developing AI-powered humanoid robots. The potential deal would value Neura between €8 billion and €10 billion, the Financial Times reported, citing sources familiar with the talks. If finalized, the investment would represent a sharp
Bitcoin fell below $95,000 for the first time in nearly six months, moving one step closer to erasing its year-long gains. With the increasing risk aversion in global markets, investors have withdrawn approximately $900 million from their Bitcoin funds. The price of BTC fell as much as 4.7% to $94,147 during the day. Bitcoin reached
Harvard University sharply increased its Bitcoin exposure in the third quarter, substantially boosting its position in BlackRock’s market-leading crypto ETF. According to a Form 13F filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Harvard Management Company held 6.8 million shares of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust as of September 30. The position was valued at about
Key Takeaways Berkshire Hathaway acquired a $4.3 billion stake in Alphabet, marking its first major investment in the company. The firm trimmed its Apple holdings by about 15% but continues to hold a large position in the stock. Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, acquired 17.8 million Alphabet (GOOG) shares valued at around $4.3 billion
Liquidity Regime Reset: Strategist Says Fed Cuts, Policy Shifts, and Regulatory Clarity Strengthen Bitcoin’s Long-Term Thesis Bitcoin extended its decline on Friday, falling 3% intraday and breaking below the $95,000 threshold as macroeconomic signals triggered renewed repositioning across digital-asset markets. According to James E. Thorne, Chief Market Strategist at WellingtonAltus, the latest BTC price pullback
The week of November 9-15, 2025, recorded $122.35 million in crypto funding across 10 projects. Summary Crypto startups raised $122.35M this week, led by Lighter’s strong $68M round. Funding flowed into AI gaming, compute networks, and encrypted blockchain platforms. Ten projects secured capital, with smaller rounds from Bluefin, Curvance, and others. As per the data,
Bitcoin has been taking a common route. It plummeted only weeks following the end of the U.S government shutdown on November 13, 2025. The same was witnessed in January 2019 when the Bitcoin plunged following the end of the shutdown. The recent drop is in the midst of a solid bull market and that is
Public, a platform designed for long-term investment, announced that it has paid $65 million in cash and stock for Alto’s CryptoIRA business, thereby expanding the number of Bitcoin retirement options it offers. According to the announcement, Alto clients will be able to use the platform until early 2026 when complete integration with Public’s system is
Bitcoin 2021 vs. 2025 – A Disturbing Pattern Reappears When comparing the 2021 and 2025 charts side by side, the similarity is striking. 2021: Double Top → Black Friday → Collapse $Bitcoin formed a broad double top. A sharp correction around Black Friday marked the start of the major downtrend. What looked like a normal