In April 2023, a Bitcoiner going by the name of Breadman purchased a property for $496,000, which was equivalent to 22.5 BTC at the time. Fast forward to August 2025, and the property is now valued at $570,000, a respectable 15% gain in dollar terms. But here’s the kicker: priced in Bitcoin, his home is
The Smarter Web Company (SWC) faced a challenging week in terms of share price. CEO Andrew Webley acknowledged that shares ended lower but emphasized that the business remains fundamentally stronger than a few weeks ago. He highlighted that the operating business is in good shape and noted upcoming additions, including a new Marketing Manager. Webley
Bitcoin is trading at $115,441 with a market capitalization of $2.29 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $47.99 billion. The intraday price range has spanned from $111,764 to $117,310, indicating tight consolidation after a recent sharp upward move. Bitcoin On the daily chart, bitcoin appears to be consolidating near a critical support area between
Bitcoin’s price has been retracing after setting a new all-time high above $124K. However, following yesterday’s Federal Reserve announcement regarding a possible interest rate cut, the market found support at a key level and bounced. If this zone continues to hold, BTC could be primed for another upward rally. By Shayan The Daily Chart On
The embryo of each Bitcoin Circular Economy is unique. The purposes of Bitcoin Circular Economies are diverse and, as they grow, the projects develop their own identity: education, P2P, payments, wallets etc. The quests of their protagonists often shape the origin of each, with characteristics and needs that define them. The founders, who decide to
Bitcoin price rose 2.5% over the past 24 hours, trading near $115,700, but it still trails Ethereum and others that have already pushed to new highs. Despite being almost 7% below its peak, several key on-chain and technical signals suggest the setup for a breakout is forming, much like the rally seen earlier this month.
Story Highlights Bitcoin rebounded from $113K to $117K after Fed rate-cut hints. Analysts suggest a cycle peak could arrive within two months. Historical patterns point to a rally into Q4, then potential downside. Bitcoin recently slipped below $113K, sparking concerns that momentum in the current cycle might be cooling off. But the market found its
Bitcoin has reached a series of new highs in 2025, with each pullback being more limited than the previous one, according to analysts. Yesterday, before the post-Jackson Hole recovery began, Bitcoin dipped below $112,000, hitting its lowest level since early August. However, last week, Bitcoin hit a new high near $125,000, confirming the expected trend
If history is anything to go by, then Bitcoin should plunge next year—and crypto markets will be in the red. But just because it’s happened before doesn’t mean it will happen again. One of the hottest debates raging right now across the crypto industry is whether or not Bitcoin will stick to its usual four-year
As reported by Cointelegraph, just over a year ago, Germany sold 54,000 Bitcoin for around $57,900 each. At the time, it probably seemed like a smart, safe move. The government was cashing out seized crypto and following standard rules. But now? Those same coins would be worth over $6.2 billion. That’s a staggering missed opportunity