Over the past week, the Bitcoin (BTC) market recorded a new all-time high at $123,091 on July 14. However, the premier cryptocurrency has experienced a slight price retracement since reaching this milestone. Interestingly, this fall in Bitcoin market prices has collided with a widespread gain in the altcoin market, with specific large-cap tokens notching up
According to the Telegraph, British Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves plans to sell £5 billion worth of seized Bitcoin assets to close a massive gap in public finances. The Ministry of Internal Affairs, together with the police forces, has begun work to establish an official system to sell this large cryptocurrency stock. The total
Bitcoin traded at $118,434 on July 19, 2025, with a total market capitalization of $2.35 trillion. Over the last 24 hours, it moved within an intraday range of $117,010 to $119,529, generating a trade volume of $42.72 billion. Bitcoin From a daily chart perspective, bitcoin exhibited a pronounced bullish structure as it advanced from below
Bitcoin miners have resumed selling BTC following the flagship asset reaching a new all-time high. On-chain data analytics provider CryptoQuant noted that outflows from miners reached 16,000 BTC on July 15. According to the firm, this has been the largest outflow from miners since April 7. With the miners moving all the BTC to exchanges,
A massive Bitcoin transfer from Coinbase to an unknown wallet has been spotted by blockchain tracking service Whale Alert. On Saturday, July 19, 2025, at 03:43:18 UTC, 7,743 BTC (worth approximately $916.25 million) was moved from the exchange to a newly created wallet. At the time of the transfer, Bitcoin was trading at $118,329.11. This
Bitcoin could surge to a price of $150,000 before the year’s end, according to a new report from Cooper Research. The research firm predicts the world’s oldest cryptocurrency could hit a price of $140,000 in September, sailing to $150,000 as soon as early October, the Friday shows. Its ascent “seems inevitable” as investors pour massive
Bitcoin Core developers have been trying to squash a cockroach of a bug that has bothered full node operators since 2020. This month, it seems like they might have finally exterminated the pesky disk fill attack once and for all. The disk fill attack physically annoys the machines that operate full nodes. Attackers use commands