A bear market leaves investors with three choices: Buy the dip, sell at a loss or HODL through the FUD. From a technical view, Bitcoin has been consolidating around $60k for nearly two weeks, which could be a sign that buyers are finally stepping in. According to market makers, dip buyers historically accumulated around this
The U.S. stock market continues to hit new highs despite geopolitical tensions and persistent inflation concerns. Some market analysts argue that history favors long periods of growth, with bull markets lasting far longer than downturns. The trend has also fueled speculation that beaten-down assets like Bitcoin could eventually benefit from a shift in investor capital.
STRC, the dividend-paying preferred equity issued by bitcoin treasury company Strategy (MSTR), is designed to hold a price of $100, its par value. It doesn’t always work that way. On Thursday, the stock price dropped below $83, some 17% below the target and the lowest since it debuted in July 2025. The security is meant
A growing dispute within the Bitcoin community has shifted attention away from technical changes and toward broader questions about transparency, governance, and influence within Bitcoin Core development. The latest clash emerged after independent researchers and community members published extensive investigations examining events surrounding the removal of Bitcoin’s OP_RETURN standardness limit. While critics argue the reports
Bitcoin has climbed more than 2% to $63,770 after a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah helped ease market fears and pushed oil prices toward an 8% weekly decline. According to crypto.news data, Bitcoin ($BTC) price climbed 2.4% to an intraday high of $63,770 on June 20 before easing slightly to around $63,600. The move
Bitcoin [$BTC] is below its recent highs now, but it’s far from boring. Market dominance has been rising again and investors are still leaning on Bitcoin during uncertain times. Morgan Stanley’s recent ETF purchase also added to this trend. Bitcoin dominance rises, price takes a hit In mid-2025, Bitcoin was trading close to its highs,
Hyperliquid trader James Wynn has reopened a highly leveraged Bitcoin short position despite cumulative losses exceeding $22 million, according to blockchain analytics firm Onchain Lens. The move signals a continued bearish conviction on the leading cryptocurrency, even after a series of costly reversals. Position Details and Liquidation Risk The newly opened position is sized at
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) made noteworthy statements regarding how Bitcoin ($BTC) could be protected against quantum computers in the future and how the $BTC believed to belong to Satoshi Nakamoto should be handled. Appearing on the Galaxy Brains podcast hosted by Galaxy Research President Alex Thorn, CZ stated that quantum computing is not an
According to on-chain data, a large Bitcoin whale completely closed its position of 1,105 $BTC today, which it had held for approximately 7 months. The current value of these Bitcoins is estimated at around $69.43 million, meaning the whale incurred a loss of $26.9 million from this transaction. According to the data, the whale withdrew
Michael Saylor turned Strategy into the largest corporate Bitcoin holder on earth by mastering one trick: raising money on Wall Street to buy $BTC. A key piece of that machine is a security called STRC, engineered to trade steadily near $100. This week it broke, hitting a record low, and it has put a spotlight