Category: Bitcoin

Michael Saylor, founder and chairman of MicroStrategy, once again shared Saylor Tracker data and used the phrase “Bitcoin is still on sale” on his social media account. It’s noteworthy that MicroStrategy typically releases new data on Bitcoin purchases the next day after Saylor’s posts. The market interpreted this post as suggesting a new purchase announcement

Cryptocurrency analyst Joao Wedson made remarkable statements about Uniswap (UNI) and the Bitcoin (BTC) market in his latest assessment. As short-term investors accumulate Uniswap, the share of the top 100 UNI addresses is declining, according to Wedson. This suggests that Uniswap is moving towards a more decentralized structure by 2025. Wedson also highlighted an important

The suits are here, and Bitcoiners are the new hype in financial markets. That’s been the story for most of this year, culminating spectacularly in the bitcoin price plunge during Bitcoin Asia 2025. Bitcoin, the most vocal vote-of-no-confidence in the permissioned fiat monetary system is now rushing headfirst back into traditional finance. Cypherpunks, morphed into

If you’re new to Bitcoin or the only sats you hold are in an ETF or a centralized exchange, you’d be forgiven for not knowing about Core vs Knots and the entire OP_RETURN saga. But if you’ve weathered a few cycles, HODLed like a champ, and are still scratching your head, it’s time you opened

Bitcoin has slipped beneath several important support levels after setting a new all-time high earlier this month. Given the current market setup, the short-term outlook points toward a higher chance of further downside. By Shayan The Daily Chart On the daily timeframe, the market has been steadily moving lower, breaking beneath the major descending channel,

Bitcoin’s been dragging through the summer while Ethereum left it in the dust. In August, Bitcoin dropped 7%, even as ETH ran up 17%. Over the last two months, Bitcoin has only moved by less than 1% up, while Ethereum surged by 74%. That underperformance hit Bitcoin’s market dominance, which sank over 5% in a

MicroStrategy (now Strategy) CEO Michael Saylor has once again pointed toward additional Bitcoin purchases, reinforcing the company’s aggressive treasury strategy. On August 31, Saylor posted a chart from the independent “Saylor Tracker” platform, which maps Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings over time. Saylor Hints at New Bitcoin Purchase The image showed clusters of orange dots representing the

Bitcoin holds a tight 24-hour range between $108,221 and $109,453 on Sunday, Aug. 31, 2025, while derivatives positioning stays elevated across futures and options markets. Derivatives Depth Continues to Swell Futures remain thick. Aggregate bitcoin futures open interest on major venues hovers in the mid-$80 billion area, according to coinglass.com, near the upper end of

Bitcoin is holding steady around $108,716, according to CoinDesk Data, but behind the flat price action are signs of a potential breakout as both retail and institutions ramp up accumulation. On Aug. 29, André Dragosch, European head of research at Bitwise, noted that corporate adoption of bitcoin has accelerated at a historic pace. He said

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