Bitcoin ($BTC) continues its slight decline in the face of a possible peace agreement between the US and Iran. At this point, the $BTC price has fallen below $76,000, and an analysis firm has revealed the level that needs to be broken for an upward move. Singapore-based analytics firm QCP Capital argued that Bitcoin needs
United States Representative Tim Moore has seen his bet on Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) surge by more than 300% in less than a year, significantly outperforming the broader market in the process. Particulars of the trade indicate that Moore, a Republican representing North Carolina, purchased between $15,001 and $50,000 worth of Intel common stock on August
Strategy is steadfastly pushing toward holding 5% of the total circulating Bitcoin supply, but Canadian billionaire and prominent gold advocate Frank Giustra is publicly scoffing at the milestone. The mining financier and frequent cryptocurrency skeptic is clearly not buying into the hype surrounding Executive Chairman Saylor’s extremely bold corporate acquisition strategy. He has questioned whether
Veteran analyst Peter Brant, who has long warned against the fluctuating Bitcoin ($BTC) price, cautioned investors to be wary. Peter Brandt, a renowned figure with 50 years of experience, stated that there shouldn’t be too much expectation of a bullish move for Bitcoin. Brandt, commenting on the $BTC price from account X, stated that he
Circle, the leading stablecoin issuer, officially launches $USDC and its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) on the Pharos network. This integration marks a significant milestone for decentralized finance. It enables seamless, secure, and efficient cross-chain transactions. Developers and users on Pharos now access native $USDC liquidity. This move strengthens Circle’s multi-chain strategy. It also enhances the
The United Arab Emirates officially withdrew from OPEC and the broader OPEC+ alliance on April 28, 2026, and bitcoin fell below $76,000 within hours of the announcement. Key Takeaways: The UAE exits OPEC on May 1, 2026, ending 59 years of membership and removing OPEC’s third-largest producer. Bitcoin fell from a weekly high of $79,490
Bitcoin is trading around $76k as April draws to a close. It is sitting at one of the most technically loaded junctures of its entire corrective phase. After clawing back from the February low near $60k, $BTC has quietly rebuilt momentum through the mid-$70ks, and with whale-sized spot accumulation now clustering at current levels, the
Everyone watching Bitcoin this week is watching the Federal Reserve, while the more important tell may be sitting in the Treasury market, where the 10-year yield has compressed into one of its tightest ranges of the year just as a dense macro calendar opens. Bitcoin’s recovery now rests on renewed institutional inflows and the assumption
The Federal Reserve is set to announce its April 29 policy decision, and markets already expect no change in interest rates. Traders are fully pricing in a hold at 3.50%–3.75%, with near certainty that policymakers will keep rates steady. Attention is now on Jerome Powell, whose comments will shape expectations on whether rate cuts come