Category: Bitcoin

Bitcoin is in no rush to pick a direction. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has been bouncing between support and resistance. Right now, Bitcoin is holding support between $106,700 and $107,600. Every dip into this zone has been met with buying. On the other side, resistance around $113,000 to $113,500 has been tough to break, keeping

Christian Catalini, the co-creator of the Diem project and the chief strategy officer at the crypto firm Lightspark, is outlining how the corporate world should tackle Bitcoin (BTC). In a post for the Harvard Business Review, Catalini says that the financial world is moving toward a “money-as-software” thesis, with the Bitcoin network positioned as the

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio issued a stern warning about the possibility of a Fed interest rate cut. According to Dalio, a rate cut could lead to a depreciation of the dollar and a drop in stock prices. Speaking during a Reddit Q&A session, Dalio said, “If the Fed cuts interest rates, short-term rates and the

This week, corporate Bitcoin treasuries exceeded 1 million BTC in total holdings. From September 1 to September 6, companies announced fresh allocations of nearly 9,800 BTC, worth close to $1 billion at current market prices.

Popular gold advocate Peter Schiff has criticized Bitcoin’s weakness against gold, calling it near bear market territory. Gold hit a new record above $3,586, highlighting his point.

Bitcoin is stabilizing around $110K after a corrective phase, with price action showing early signs of consolidation. While the market is holding key support zones, momentum remains muted, and sentiment indicators like exchange reserves are pointing to long-term accumulation. By Shayan The Daily Chart On the daily timeframe, BTC has broken below its ascending channel

The rates of most of the coins are falling at the beginning of the weekend, according to CoinStats. BTC/USD The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has declined by 1.89% over the last day. On the hourly chart, the rate of BTC is more bearish than bullish as it is closer to the support than to the

Bitcoin is a financial tool born of code and cryptography. But seen in a wider frame, it belongs to a cultural lineage more than a century old. Since the 1910s, avant-garde movements have probed questions that later became central to Bitcoin: Who decides value? Can rules replace rulers? How do systems record time, distribute trust

Wells Fargo, one of the biggest banks in the United States with over $2 trillion in assets, is making headlines with a bold step into crypto. According to a post on X by crypto analyst Ash Crypto, the bank has bought $130 million worth of Bitcoin ETFs. For a bank of this size, the amount

It may take a minute to get to grips with magic internet money, but once you see the scarcity, durability, and predictability, it somehow all falls into place. From Jamie Dimon to Donald Trump, eventually everyone understands Bitcoin. Eventually everyone understands Bitcoin Anthony Pompliano summed it up best, against an image of some high-profile personalities,