Yesterday, the leader of the world’s 109th largest public bitcoin (BTC) treasury company declared his intention to form a political action committee (PAC). David Bailey of Nakamoto, which currently holds just 21 BTC yet plans to buy hundreds of millions more as early as August 11, has already raised about $1 billion “to cook with.”
Bitcoin (BTC) suffered a major decline, falling below $112,000 over the weekend with losses of around 4%. While this decline has made investors nervous, a market analyst noted that Bitcoin has not yet reached its peak. The analyst added that Bitcoin will rise to around $140,000 this year, then enter a bear market in 2026.
The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) is sliding hard, dropping to around 98.50 after a disastrous jobs report and a political shake-up in Washington have traders convinced that Federal Reserve rate cuts are coming soon. The weak dollar has provided a direct boost to Bitcoin, which is now attempting to reclaim the key $115,000 level. The
Bitcoin (BTC) dropped sharply to the $112,000 level over the weekend, triggering more than $1.5 billion in liquidations on Binance, with negative funding rates signaling extreme bearish sentiment. The latest sell-off, fueled by macroeconomic fears and ETF outflows, has left retail traders panic-selling near local lows, a pattern market watchers say often comes before a
Bitcoin has defended a key support zone following its recent all-time high, maintaining the bullish structure. As long as this level holds, a continuation toward higher price discovery remains likely. Summary Bitcoin is holding above key confluence support at $111,800 after a post-ATH correction Volume and structure support the potential for a bullish continuation toward
U.K-listed The Smarter Web Company completed a £8.1 million capital raise shortly after its BTC crosses over 2,050. Can BTC accumulation push stock prices up? Summary U.K-listed The Smarter Web Company’s stock has surged 208% in the past month following mass BTC acquisitions. The company recently purchase 225 BTC, boosting its total holdings to 2,050
Bitcoin, the first and largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, just got a Shakespearean treat from Strategy cofounder and chairman Michael Saylor. In a tweet that declares Bitcoin’s value proposition, Saylor wrote, “Bitcoin—An Offer You Can’t Refuse.” Bitcoin — An Offer You Can’t Refuse. pic.twitter.com/XEWWt2ZTXu — Michael Saylor (@saylor) August 4, 2025 The phrase, borrowing the
Bitcoin’s (BTC) volatility relative to gold has plunged to an all-time low, raising red flags about the cryptocurrency’s future performance compared to the traditional safe-haven asset. As of August 1, Bitcoin’s 260-day annualized volatility stood at just 2.2 times that of gold, its lowest ratio on record, according to data shared by Bloomberg Intelligence senior