Strive has signaled another possible Bitcoin purchase after raising its holdings to 23,156 $BTC, while its Nasdaq-listed ASST shares have climbed above $27 to a new yearly high. Strive Bitcoin purchase hint follows $143 million deal Matt Cole, Strive’s chairman and CEO, posted the company’s Bitcoin portfolio tracker on X with the message, “Wall-breaking season
Looking at September 7, 2026, the Bitcoin price today sits at $79,414.14 — a level that keeps the multi-month uptrend technically alive even as shorter timeframes begin to flash warning signs beneath the surface. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Key takeaways Bitcoin trades at $79,414.14 on September 7, 2026, holding above
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $986.9 million in net inflows during the week ended September 4, extending their positive run to three consecutive weeks. Of that total, BlackRock’s IBIT captured $691.5 million, while weekly trading volume across the products reached $14.5 billion. Bitcoin Spot ETFs See $987M in Net Inflows Last Week, Marking Three Consecutive
$BTC’s 90-day price correlation with gold has reached +0.56, its highest level since most data providers started measuring it in January 2017 and higher than its prior record of +0.5 in November 2020. Meanwhile, the 90-day correlation of $BTC with the Nasdaq 100 index slid to roughly +0.30 over the same window, a one-year low.
As the AI hype train rumbles on, venture capitalists and private equity are pouring more and more money into sillier and sillier ideas. Recently, Starcloud, a data centers-in-space company, has received nearly half a billion dollars in funding and over a $2 billion valuation for an idea that already seems almost impossible to execute —
Bitcoin price has slipped from around the $80,500 level to around $79,000 at the time of writing, sparking discussions among traders. While many are speculating if the $BTC rally is coming to an end, others have argued that the current consolidation around the $80k level hints at a healthy trading cycle.
Bitcoin ($BTC) drifted lower on Monday as a low-liquidity environment erased the weekend’s gains above $80,000. Key points: Bitcoin dips 2% below $80,000 after its highest weekly close since the start of May. Traders are in wait-and-see mode ahead of the week’s key volatility catalyst in the form of US inflation data. Analysis praises Bitcoin’s
A trading expert has identified late August 2027 as the likely timeframe for Bitcoin ($BTC) to reach $106,000, citing a long-term bullish chart pattern that has been forming since the 2021 market peak. The forecast is based on a weekly Bitcoin chart shared by TradingView analyst TradingShot, who argued that $BTC’s price action over the
Bitcoin ($BTC) sees its first weekly close above $80,000 since early May as clouds gather over the US inflation outlook. Key points: US PPI and CPI inflation numbers are due this week prior to the Fed’s Sept. 16 decision on interest-rate changes. Amid record currency interventions, analysis warns that Japan may not be able to