The biggest institutional Bitcoin bull, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), is resuming its weekly buying streak. At this point, Strategy announced that it did not purchase Bitcoin (BTC) between July 21-27. The company, which last purchased 6,220 BTC worth $739.8 million at an average price of $118,940 between July 14 and 20, still holds 607,770 BTC purchased
Bitcoin recently flushed a key liquidity zone below the $116K mark, triggering a period of sideways consolidation. With the FOMC meeting scheduled for Wednesday, traders are bracing for a potentially significant price move driven by macroeconomic developments. Technical Analysis By ShayanMarkets The Daily Chart Bitcoin remains within a steep ascending price channel, recently triggering a
Story Highlights Bitcoin might pull a trap move by dipping first and then quickly bouncing back up. Crypto trader KillaXBT sees a possible liquidity hunt near $117K that could trigger sudden moves. However, if Bitcoin fails to hold above key levels, deeper fall to $113K is possible. Bitcoin ended last week in a strong way.
Bitcoin has been stuck at around $117,000, but there is something solid forming beneath the surface. There are now over 73,000 BTC in wallets that bought between $117,259 and $117,468 — a range that has become one of the most defended zones on the chart. This is more than just technical support drawn with a
Bitcoin fell to an intraday low of $117,914 today as $47.5 million in liquidations hit the market. However, the broader bullish structure still remains intact. Summary Bitcoin dipped to $117,914 amid $47.5 million in liquidations. The flagship crypto has struggled to break past $119k multiple times. Bitcoin’s market dominance has declined by 4.98% over the
Bitcoin (BTC) is still near record highs, but this has not prevented market dynamics from coming into play. The CME gap that often tells whether the Bitcoin price is going next has been filled. With this hurdle out of the way, can BTC reach $150,000, especially with Trump Media stepping in with a $300M options
A historic, over-the-counter sale of more than 80,000 bitcoin (BTC) last week captured the attention of crypto social media. The sale of the coins, which, according to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju, might have originated from the 2011 MyBitcoin exchange hack, represents the largest notional sale of BTC by a single individual in history. Mike
After we covered 101,003 long-idle bitcoin springing to life in 2025, yet another batch of vintage coins stirred over the last two days—this time, wallets dating back to 2012–2017 sent 471.8678 BTC, a stash valued at $56.39 million. Silent Wallets Make Noise Seasoned holders have been busy moving their dormant bitcoin stashes throughout July, making
Bitcoin is evolving beyond its status as “digital gold”, with the emergence of Layer-2 networks providing the foundation for a new generation of decentralized finance applications. Until recently, developers struggled to build on Bitcoin due to its limited programmability and a lack of proper tooling, but the emergence of new Layer-2 networks has altered that
Bitcoin has experienced recent consolidation, with the cryptocurrency holding steady between $117,261 and $120,000 over the last two weeks. This stagnant price action has kept Bitcoin from reaching a new all-time high (ATH). However, signals in investor behavior suggest that the upcoming month could lead to a significant shift, potentially rewriting Bitcoin’s historical price patterns