Strive has accelerated its bitcoin accumulation once again, acquiring 3,311 $BTC over the past week, which put its total treasury at 32,773 units. CEO Matt Coll also reported $208 million in warrant exercises as a key deadline for the remaining warrants approaches. This week’s purchase is significantly higher than the one announced last week, which
South Korea’s stock market suffered another sharp selloff on Tuesday, with the KOSPI falling 5.5% during Asian trading. The index is now roughly 38% below its June all-time high, extending a reversal that contrasts with bitcoin’s 40% recovery. Bitcoin bottomed near $58,000 shortly after the KOSPI peaked and has since rebounded as high as $87,000.
Leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin fell as low as $81,000 overnight amid weakness in South Korean and US technology stocks, but quickly recovered and surpassed $84,000. This situation with $BTC, where hundreds of millions of dollars worth of leveraged positions were liquidated, prompted renowned investor Tom Lee to warn that the decline in the South Korean stock
U.S. institutions appear to be selling Bitcoin faster than traders on Binance. As the Coinbase Premium Index has stayed negative for several days, showing that Bitcoin is trading at a lower price on Coinbase than on Binance. This selling pressure among U.S. investors comes ahead of the upcoming CPI report. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has fallen below
Bitcoin price is rebounding more than 3% today, bouncing from $81,017 to $84,074. The sharp rise comes amid a mix of macro and technical factors. Traders remain bullish amid $BTC buys by Strategy and other corporate Bitcoin treasuries. Know when yourcoins moveAlerts, real-time prices, and market news — all in one app 4.8 based on
Bitcoin ($BTC) rebounded toward $84,000 on Tuesday as crypto markets skirted fresh losses for South Korean stock markets. Key points: Bitcoin diverged from plummeting Asian tech stocks on Tuesday, rebounding from a low near $81,000. Semiconductors led an exodus from South Korea’s KOSPI amid ongoing investors’ nerves over AI and Chinese competition. $BTC price upside
Bitcoin’s price dipped further on Monday, sliding 2% over a 24-hour period to trade at a little over $82,423. The coin over the past week has dropped by 3%, and so far this month, it’s trading down. October is usually a strong month for the OG cryptocurrency. Data from Coinglass shows that it has finished
Bitcoin’s price volatility has returned at the start of the business week, with the asset getting rejected at $84,000 yesterday, only to crash by over three grand before staging a notable comeback. With most altcoins following a similar trajectory, it’s no wonder that the total value of wrecked positions has skyrocketed to well over $800
Bitcoin’s latest pullback has rattled many investors, but Matt Crosby is not one of them. The director of research and analytics at LookIntoBitcoin says on-chain data shows the bear market low is “essentially in.” He also thinks the next rally could move far faster than most people expect. Crosby’s main evidence is a metric called
Bitcoin’s short exposure is taking center stage as traders adapt to shifting market dynamics. The crypto community is closely monitoring current trends, especially after insights from CryptoTwitter commentator @TheFlowHorse, who emphasizes a potential risk of delayed responses to market weaknesses. As traders navigate these uncertainties, the implications for the Bitcoin market could be significant in