BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), IBIT, has delivered slightly higher total returns than Vanguard’s S&P 500 ETF, VOO, since its launch in January 2024. According to data shared by Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas on X, IBIT recorded a total return of 71.34% from its inception through the present, compared with VOO’s 66.06%
In brief Bitcoin has closed 8 of the last 13 Septembers in the red, averaging a 2.97% loss, the worst month of the year by both average and median return. September 2025 broke the streak with a 5.16% gain, Bitcoin’s third straight green close, only for October to turn negative for the first time since
Bitcoin’s August rally refused to fully unwind this week, even as oil prices spiked and traders bet on a Federal Reserve rate hike. The token traded around $78,000 on Tuesday, holding on to most of the roughly 25% gain it posted in August, according to LMAX Group Market Strategist Joel Kruger. The Bitcoin price August
Bitcoin’s correlation with U.S. equities has fallen to its lowest point since the collapse of FTX in November 2022, a shift that suggests the cryptocurrency is increasingly moving on its own fundamentals rather than mirroring stock market sentiment. Data from Santiment, as reported by Crypto Briefing, shows the 30-day rolling correlation between Bitcoin and the
The Indian Rupee (INR) has staged a strong rebound, opening at the ₹95.00 mark on September 1, 2026, and surging to a one month intraday high of ₹94.87 against the US Dollar (USD). This marks a significant multi day recovery for the currency, which had briefly breached historical lows near ₹96.86 earlier in the year.
Bitcoin’s 1-Hour Chart Puts $77K Support Back Under Pressure On Bitstamp’s 1-hour chart, bitcoin’s price range traded near $77,832 per coin after the current candle opened at $77,856, climbed to $77,947, and slipped as low as $77,767. Zooming out slightly on this specific timeframe shows two failed runs toward $80,800-$81,400 since around Aug. 23, along
Bitcoin’s roughly 50% decline from its October 2025 high has created a useful test for the institutional investment thesis. It is relatively easy to make the case for a new asset while prices are rising, correlations are favorable and capital is flowing into the market. The more revealing exercise comes after a major drawdown, when
CEL Solicitors says it has traced more than 5,500 $BTC that it believes belong to former users of Intersango, an early Bitcoin exchange that disappeared more than a decade ago. At Bitcoin’s current price near $78,824, those coins carry a value of roughly $433.5 million. One former UK customer has already recovered 61 $BTC from
Global investment bank TD Cowen has set a year-end price target of $97,500 for Bitcoin, implying roughly 25% upside from the current price of around $78,000. The forecast, reported by Crypto Briefing, reflects a sharp downward revision from the bank’s earlier projection of $177,000–$225,000 for 2026–2027, a move that signals a more cautious near-term outlook
Bitcoin traded near $77,500 on Sept. 1 as rising oil prices, higher bond yields and renewed US rate-hike concerns outweighed strong spot ETF inflows, while short-term technical indicators pointed to weakening momentum. Bitcoin price loses short-term support According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price was trading around $77,500 at the time of writing, down