Public companies are no longer sitting on their Bitcoin and waiting. They’re putting it to work. More than 160 listed firms have now stacked up over 300,000 Bitcoin. But instead of just holding, they’re chasing yield. They’re lending, staking, writing options, and even buying NFTs to squeeze every bit of value out of their crypto.
Nine days ago, bitcoin was selling at its steepest discount of the year in South Korea. While the discount hasn’t disappeared, the price gap has been shrinking ever since. Korean Bitcoin Market Seems to Be Recovering From Deepest Discount of the Year Bitcoin (BTC) usually fetches a premium in South Korea, but that trend flipped
Bitcoin traders are watching the Federal Reserve closely today following a pattern of strong price moves after past FOMC meetings. Specifically, prominent market analyst Merlijn The Trader posted on X that “Bitcoin loves FOMC,” noting that 5 out of the last 7 meetings resulted in upside movements. Data from an accompanying chart confirms this disclosure,
“Digital Energy.” That was Michael Saylor’s entire post, and it arrived less than 24 hours after his company moved over $2.5 billion into Bitcoin. Strategy had just completed a massive preferred stock offering – STRC Series A – pulling in $2.521 billion, all of which was immediately converted into 21,021 BTC at an average cost
A noticeable stagnation is evident in the crypto markets. Bitcoin is trading sideways in the $116,000-$120,000 range, while Ethereum is losing momentum around $3,800, according to the latest analysis from QCP Capital. QCP: Signs of Crypto Market Fatigue, Eyes on US Data Analysts say that the fact that prices have not increased significantly despite recent
Bitcoin remains in a tight consolidation range with muted price action, as traders await tonight’s FOMC decision. A surprise rate cut could act as a major catalyst, potentially triggering a sharp upward breakout. Technical Analysis By ShayanMarkets The Daily Chart BTC continues to trade within a tight range, showing subdued market activity and low volatility.
Economist Henrik Zeberg has raised the alarm on Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market, calling it the clearest example of a financial bubble in today’s economy. According to Zeberg, the speculative frenzy surrounding cryptocurrencies mirrors historical manias driven by breakthrough technologies such as the steam engine and the Dot-com boom, he said in an
Bitcoin traded at $117,425 to $117,904 over the past hour on July 30, 2025, with a market capitalization of $2.34 trillion. Over the last 24 hours, its trading volume reached $35.48 billion, and it moved within a narrow range of $117,157 to $118,965, reflecting a market in wait-and-see mode. Bitcoin On the daily chart, bitcoin