While Bitcoin has shown a strong recovery in the last two weeks, market maker Wintermute assessed the recent surge and the possibility of a new bull market. Is the Rise in Bitcoin a Harbinger of a New Bull Market? While Bitcoin has seen a significant surge in the last two weeks, Wintermute, one of the
Another Day, Another Bitcoin Added El Salvador’s national bitcoin reserve grew again this week, with the government confirming its holdings now stand at 7,762 $BTC. The purchase continues a policy of buying one bitcoin per day regardless of its price (ever since the country became the first nation to make bitcoin legal tender in 2021).
Bitcoin’s 1-Hour Chart Puts $76,229 in Play On Wednesday, bitcoin’s price on the 1-hour chart logged a 2.2% decline from $78,542 to $76,810, clocking a $79,250 high before bitcoin’s price fell to an intraday low of $76,229. Buyers bounced it to $76,775, but the following hour slipped to $76,568 before another move to $76,810 on
Bitcoin once again drew attention with its strong performance in August, and LMAX Group Market Strategist Joel Kruger, speaking to The Block, noted that the rise occurred despite challenging macroeconomic conditions. Bitcoin’s Strong August Performance! The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, ended August with a strong gain. At this point, $BTC has surged approximately 25% in August,
New York Fed’s President John Williams on Wednesday said long-term bond yields are rising due to a solid economy, not inflation fears. His wait-and-see comments on a potential rate hike provided some relief after last week’s hawkish signals from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. This helped Bitcoin rebound back above $77,000.
Bitcoin is trading near $77,000 on Wednesday as sellers push $BTC back toward a support zone that could determine whether the August recovery survives. Short-term price structure points to a possible bounce if $76,000-$77,000 holds, but the weekly chart shows bulls still face a larger hurdle near the 50-week moving average before a durable trend
Bitcoin ($BTC) sold off into the early European trading hours on Wednesday to hit local lows of $76,400, per data from CoinGecko. Key points: Bitcoin’s apparent demand indicator turns negative again, with $BTC price dropping to a local low of $76,400 before reclaiming $77,000. USD/JPY drops sharply to 158.5, sparking speculation that another yen intervention
Bitcoin is back to trading in the red after suspending its August rally, retreating to $76,000 after briefly touching the $80,000 mark. While the recent price rally has raised investors’ confidence while stirring optimism for a further price breakout, traders on Kalshi are betting on more upside movement for Bitcoin this month. Bitcoin traders turn
As Bitcoin ($BTC) added more than $280 billion to its market capitalization over the past 30 days, reaching $1.54 trillion on September 2, 2026, the Bitcoin Cycle Momentum has signaled the onset of a macro bull run. This momentum metric, which measures the difference between CryptoQuant’s PnL (Profit and Loss) Index and its 365-day moving
Michael Saylor has roughly one week to orchestrate STRC’s return to its $100 par value by his informal Sept. 8 target, but the financial machinery required to close the final gap is running hot. Despite deploying $635.2 million on aggressive buybacks, Strategy’s preferred security continues to hover around $97. The company has simultaneously restarted its