Strive CEO Matt Cole took it to X to announce that the company has accumulated another 1,800 $BTC for $143 million at an average price of $79,431 per unit. Thus, the firm’s total holdings have grown to 23,156 $BTC. From a USD perspective, the firm’s cryptocurrency stash is now worth $1.760 billion, given the asset’s
The Winklevoss Bitcoin ETF has recently drawn significant criticism from prominent media outlets, including Mad Magazine and The Atlantic, which labeled its filing as one of the year’s most foolish ideas. Despite this backlash, the ETF has achieved remarkable inflow records, signaling a strong demand for Bitcoin investment products. This contrast highlights the evolving landscape
Bitcoin traded near $78,400 on Aug. 31 and headed toward its strongest August performance since 2017 after gaining roughly 24% during the month. $BTC recovered from approximately $63,000 in mid-August and briefly crossed $80,000 before losing momentum near that level. The rally reversed much of the pressure recorded during the first half of 2026. The
The Bitcoin price prediction for September 2026 remains bullish while $BTC holds $76,871, with $82,206 as the immediate breakout target. A close above $82,206 could push Bitcoin toward $97,278, while a loss of $76,871 would expose $73,891. The broader bottom signal remains valid as long as $BTC closes weekly above the $69,843-$70,302 support band. Bitcoin
Bitcoin’s 1-Hour Chart Shows Buyers Digging In at $77K Bitcoin’s price metrics via the 1-hour chart show exactly where the damage stopped, with bitcoin dropping from a session high near $79,386 to a low of $77,024 before grinding back into the mid-$78,500s. Volume expanded on the way down, giving the sell-off some real weight, but
On-chain analyst Willy Woo has reported that approximately 5% of the global population now holds Bitcoin, a figure that surpasses the 4% of Americans who own stocks in the S&P 500. This milestone, derived from a Bitcoin holder metric Woo developed using Glassnode data, highlights the growing penetration of cryptocurrency as a mainstream financial asset.
Strategy MSTR$129.49·At close made its first bitcoin purchases since late June, adding 4,603 coins for $369.7 million last week, or an average price of $80,318 each. The acquisition was funded via the sale of $602.8 of common stock, according to a Monday morning press release. The remaining proceeds went toward $151.8 million in buybacks of
Bitcoin’s fixed supply has made it a common answer to fears about rising prices. For Indian investors, that answer misses one major variable. The rupee changes the local return before inflation enters the calculation. India’s consumer inflation reached 4.45% in July 2026, according to the Ministry of Statistics. Meanwhile, Bitcoin traded near ₹7.43 million on
Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich has publicly stated that Bitcoin is not an asset to sell, responding to a user on X who questioned the company’s lack of an exit strategy for its Bitcoin holdings. The exchange highlights a growing debate among investors about the long-term viability of holding spot Bitcoin through publicly traded companies. Background:
Bitcoin traded near $77,900 on Aug. 31 despite renewed fighting between the United States and Iran that pushed oil prices higher and pressured global equity markets. $BTC was down approximately 0.4% over 24 hours, after moving between $77,162 and $79,343. The limited change contrasted with a sharper reaction across energy, bond and equity markets following