In a recent tweet, Michael Saylor, a vocal Bitcoin evangelist and founder of Strategy, addressed the global crypto community, sharing with them the secret knowledge of any Bitcoiner that ensures their long-term success. Meanwhile, the Bitcoin price has fallen back to the $110,000 level, striving to reverse and surge towards earlier highs. Saylor’s BTC success
Publicly traded companies now collectively hold more than 1 million BTC (1,000,632 BTC) worth around $110 billion, according to BTC Treasuries, underscoring the growing role of corporate adoption in the bitcoin market. Strategy (MSTR) dominates the landscape with 636,505 BTC, accounting for about 63.6% of the total, while the top 10 companies combined hold 863,397
As the August U.S. nonfarm payrolls report (NFP) nears, bitcoin BTC$109,418.13 traders on the CME are snapping up inexpensive bearish bets by purchasing far out-of-the-money puts, hedging against the possibility of an unexpectedly strong jobs print that could trigger a sell-off in risk assets. The NFP, due Friday, is expected to show that the economy
Bitcoin is currently priced at $110,700 to $111,010 over the last hour, with a total market capitalization of $2.20 trillion. Over the last 24 hours, bitcoin recorded a trading volume of $36.27 billion, fluctuating within an intraday range of $110,344 to $112,502. Bitcoin On the daily chart, bitcoin appears to be entering a consolidation phase
Readings from the daily chart show that Bitcoin (BTC) has been stuck in a narrow trading range since August 29. It faces stiff resistance at $111,961 while holding support at $107,557. Despite this muted performance, some BTC traders remain unfazed, steadily increasing their exposure to the king coin. Bitcoin Futures Traders Double Down as Price
Story Highlights Asia lights the first spark for Bitcoin, but U.S. institutions decide lasting direction. Korea Premium Index shows Asian demand patterns, with spikes signaling short-term overheating and caution. Coinbase Prime outflows reveal strong U.S. institutional accumulation, shaping Bitcoin’s long-term upward momentum. Despite regional battles, Bitcoin remains dominant hedge against inflation, with $200K target by
After hitting a new record high in August, Bitcoin (BTC) fell sharply below $110,000 due to macroeconomic data and increasing selling pressure. This decline in Bitcoin has made investors nervous, and they are wondering whether there will be a further decline. While $100,000 and below are among the predictions at this point, K33 Research stated
While the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) started to decline after the peak it reached on August 14, it still has not escaped this downward trend. While there is some bearish talk about Bitcoin, which has fallen to $108,000, the majority of analysts argue that the bull run is not over yet. At this point, the
As Bitcoin (BTC) strives to hold the $110,000 support zone, technical indicators are painting a grim picture, with the asset facing renewed selling pressure after failing to break through a key resistance area. An outlook shared by pseudonymous cryptocurrency analyst BitBull in an X post on September 4 indicated that Bitcoin was rejected from the
Bitcoin has no physical form and isn’t backed by a government or a bank, so why is it worth over $2 trillion? The answer isn’t hype; it’s a combination of hard-coded economics, unparalleled security, and powerful network effects. Here’s a breakdown of the core factors that give Bitcoin its real, durable value. It Starts with