Strategy (MSTR) continued to add to its bitcoin BTC$108,783.53 stash last week, though it was a relatively small purchase. The company Monday said it bought another 850 BTC for $99.7 million, increasing its total holdings to 639,,825 coins. This purchase was made at an average price of $117,344 per bitcoin, lifting the company’s overall average
Bitcoin (BTC), which rose above $117,000 last week with the FED’s interest rate cut decision, started the new week with a decline. With Bitcoin falling to $112,000, these declines suggest that declines could deepen further in September, which has historically been known as the weakest month of the year. At this point, analysis firm Alphractal
Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins started the new week with sharp declines. BTC fell to $112,000, while Ethereum (ETH) fell to $4,200. This decline is thought to be due to the waning enthusiasm for the Fed’s interest rate cut and investors’ cautious approach to risky assets in the face of an uncertain macroeconomic environment. While there
A renowned market analyst recently suggested that Bitcoin was on track to hit a new all-time high, as it mirrors gold’s rallies. Notably, this commentary came from Ted Pillows, who noted that gold has been climbing to repeated highs, and Bitcoin is preparing for a similar breakout. Gold’s Ongoing Surge Provides the Blueprint Specifically, the
Bitcoin price is once again under pressure as weakening technicals and on-chain fatigue weigh on the market. The decline comes amid signs of capital rotation into altcoins, adding to pressure on the flagship cryptocurrency. Summary Bitcoin price has again fallen below $113,000, down 2.5% on the day On-chain data shows profitability exhaustion and weakening BTC’s
Bitcoin (BTC) has tumbled 3% today, recording one of its steepest intraday declines in the past 11 days. The drop comes amid a broader pullback across the crypto market. These sell-offs have triggered a wave of liquidations, hitting long traders the hardest. With bullish sentiment losing momentum, these investors risk seeing more losses. Bitcoin’s Dip
As of September 1st, 2025, the bitcoin price is around USD 107,000, slightly lower after reaching a record high above USD 124,000 earlier this month. Prices have since moved into a consolidation range between USD 105,000 and USD 112,000 as the market adjusts to rapid gains. Bitcoin’s journey this year highlights its transformation into a
Capital B (The Blockchain Group, ISIN: FR0011053636; ALCPB) confirmed the acquisition of 551 BTC for about $64.3 million (€54.7 million) and now holds 2,800 BTC valued at about $307 million (€261 million) bought with an average price of $109,542/ BTC (€93,205/ BTC). The company reported a YTD “ BTC Yield” of 1,651.2% (27.8% QTD), a
Bitcoin’s price continues to hover above $110,000, but began showing selling pressure in the last week of September. Several on-chain metrics and macroeconomic signals now warn that BTC’s rally may have run out of steam. What are these warning signs? The details are below. 3 Warning Signals for Bitcoin Price in the Final Week of