Bitcoin held near $78,800 early Tuesday after gaining about 24% in August, its strongest monthly advance since November 2024. The recovery has put the $82,000-$85,000 region back in focus, though short-term structure leaves room for another liquidity sweep before buyers attempt a more sustained breakout. Bitcoin Consolidates Below $82K as Elliott Wave Setup Targets Another
Bitcoin has a limited supply, with the total number of available coins capped at 21 million. But this takes an interesting turn as there is no limit to the number of people who could want to own the crypto. This creates a unique scarcity problem, especially in countries like India, where 4.6% of the population
Bitcoin price has risen roughly 1% over the past 24 hours to $78,700, but has remained below $80,000 as fresh institutional demand meets profit taking and a heavy supply zone above current levels. Strategy’s latest filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission disclosed a purchase of 4,603 $BTC for $369.7 million between Aug. 24
Crypto analyst Sherlock suggested that, based on Bitcoin’s historical price cycles, a new all-time high ($ATH) may not be seen before June 2027. According to Sherlock’s assessment, Bitcoin has not surpassed its peak reached on October 6, 2025, for 329 days. The analyst noted that in Bitcoin’s history, after temporary corrections, the previous $ATH level
James Wynn, a trader on the Hyperliquid decentralized exchange, has made a notable position shift, closing a Bitcoin short and immediately opening a leveraged long. The move, which occurred on-chain, saw Wynn exit a 1.33 $BTC short position worth approximately $103,000 at a $1,500 loss, then enter a 1.86 $BTC long position valued at $147,000
Strike has announced significant updates aimed at enhancing its Bitcoin-only experience. The official tweet from Strike highlights new features such as a layer of account protection, device management tools, and volatility-proof loans designed to benefit users. These improvements are crucial as they aim to increase accessibility and security for Bitcoin transactions, which could attract a
Bitcoin yield has moved beyond lending $BTC to a centralized platform and collecting interest. In 2026, holders can choose from self-custodial staking models, lending protocols, managed DeFi vaults, exchange-embedded strategies and wrapped-Bitcoin staking systems. Investors need to know where yield comes from, whether Bitcoin remains under their control, and whether returns depend on real economic
Bitcoin price traded just below $78,000 on Sept. 1 after retreating from the $81,000 area, as fading trend strength, Federal Reserve rate concerns and nearby liquidation clusters kept the cryptocurrency inside a narrow range. Bitcoin price consolidates after 25% August rally According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price was trading near $77,978 at press
The global cryptocurrency market has recorded a new reality — the number of holders of the world’s first cryptocurrency has officially exceeded half a billion people. According to an updated report by on-chain analyst Willy Woo, Bitcoin ($BTC) owners now account for 4.5% to 6% of the world’s total population. According to the expert’s estimates,
Bitcoin ($BTC) started September, a month historically marked by weak performance, with a decline. Falling below $78,000 on September 1st, Bitcoin is facing pressure on the short-term outlook due to both seasonal data and expectations regarding the Fed’s interest rate policy. For Bitcoin, September is referred to as “Rektember” in the cryptocurrency market due to