Bitcoin digital asset treasuries (DATs) usually never miss a chance to add $BTC to their vaults, no matter the price of the leading cryptocurrency. Adding to the fray, French Bitcoin DAT-Capital B bought 376 $BTC for €25.3 million ($29.4 million) on the 7th of September. This purchase was the French DAT’s largest Bitcoin acquisition in
Strategy’s $250 Bitcoin-themed Air Jordans have sold out, extending Michael Saylor’s treasury brand from Wall Street into consumer culture. The shoes, launched Sept. 4 through Strategy’s online store, were sold out by Sept. 8, with all nine advertised sizes listed as unavailable. The company did not disclose how many pairs it offered or when inventory
Bitcoin’s recent price action has been under scrutiny as K33 Research highlights shifting expectations surrounding the upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve rate decision scheduled for September 16. The analysis emphasizes that Bitcoin’s current range-bound behavior may finally break, especially in light of essential economic indicators like the PPI and CPI. This analysis from K33 Research underscores
In brief Bitcoin traded at $78,524 Tuesday, down 0.72%, while the S&P 500 closed at 7,689.80, off 0.37%, as oil pushed toward $100 a barrel on renewed U.S.-Iran fighting in the Strait of Hormuz. Friday’s August jobs report showed employers added 162,000 positions, nearly triple the 53,000 forecast, pushing September rate-hike odds to roughly 57-59%
Bitcoin’s derivatives market is turning more bullish even as spot traders remain reluctant to chase another move above $80,000. Glassnode’s latest Market Pulse showed demand shifting toward call options while US spot Bitcoin ETF inflows accelerated. Yet aggressive selling still outweighed buying on centralized exchanges, leaving the market without the broad participation that would make
Bitcoin’s next macro catalyst may weaken the dollar without delivering the easier money bulls need. The European Central Bank’s Sept. 10 policy decision could strengthen the euro and push the dollar index lower, potentially offering relief to Bitcoin after its latest slide below $80,000. But a currency-driven drop in DXY would provide limited evidence that
Cryptocurrency analytics company Glassnode stated that while Bitcoin continues its sideways movement around $79,100, the market is giving conflicting signals. According to the company, institutional demand, capital inflows, and increased leverage in the futures market, coupled with cooling momentum in the spot market, are keeping Bitcoin in a delicate balance. According to Glassnode data, Bitcoin
Matthew Mezinskis, a financial analyst known for his long-term price predictions and macroeconomic analyses in the cryptocurrency markets, painted a highly optimistic picture of Bitcoin’s future during his appearance on the New Era Finance Podcast YouTube program. Despite current market fluctuations, Mezinskis argues that investors are still at the beginning of the journey, suggesting that
Bitcoin trades below $80,000 on Sept. 8 as oil approached $100 a barrel following a fresh disruption to Saudi energy facilities. The new energy shock could complicate the inflation outlook even if Friday’s US consumer-price report brings encouraging news. Bitcoin’s price stood near $78,300 at press time, down 1.52% over 24 hours, although it remained
The real threat to Bitcoin isn’t the Iran conflict itself. It’s the inflation shock $100 oil could create, and how the Federal Reserve responds. Oil Is Racing Toward $100 Brent crude touched a seven-week high near $99 a barrel this week, and WTI has climbed above $92. This came after Iran said it plans to