President Donald Trump’s U.S. bitcoin BTC$70,151.59 reserve doesn’t exist yet, and there is no mechanism in the federal government for the wholesale purchase of crypto. Keep that in mind when considering this weekend’s speculation about the price point that would cause the White House to push a buy button, thanks in large part to CNBC
Bitcoin has been in decline since reaching its all-time high of $126,000 last October. While uncertainty continues for Bitcoin, which has fallen as low as $60,000, Bitfinex has provided an updated assessment. Bitfinex stated that the recent drop in Bitcoin represents the deepest major correction of the current cycle. Bitcoin has recovered since then, but
Adam Back, a legendary cypherpunk whose work, HashCash, was mentioned by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto in the Bitcoin whitepaper, and who corresponded with Satoshi about $BTC, has taken to his X account to slam the former “Bitcoin Jesus” Roger Ver and everyone who supports his claim that Bitcoin was “hijacked” after Satoshi disappeared. Ver converted
AllianceBernstein has issued one of the most confident Bitcoin outlooks seen this year. The global asset manager, which oversees nearly 779 billion dollars in assets, believes Bitcoin could surge to 150000 within the current market cycle. Executives described the present environment as unusually resilient, noting that recent volatility failed to expose hidden structural risks. Unlike
Erebor, a Bitcoin-focused digital bank backed by billionaire investors Peter Thiel and Palmer Luckey, has officially become an OCC-chartered national bank. The approval, highlighted by Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo, marks one of the most significant regulatory milestones for Bitcoin-native finance in U.S. history. With this charter, Erebor can now operate nationwide under federal banking oversight
Bitcoin ($BTC) is showing early buy signals amid an ongoing correction near $69,500. The key support levels at $65,800 and $60,100 attract dip buyers. A break above $74,500 could trigger renewed bullish momentum. Bitcoin has been in a volatile state over the past month, with prices hovering near $69,500. The cryptocurrency has faced a 23.2%
Bitcoin ($BTC) has declined 22.5% over the past month. The coin briefly dipped to its lowest level in over a year last week before rebounding. The pullback has intensified debate around historical cycles, technical indicators, and on-chain data that could signal where Bitcoin’s current bear market will finally bottom. As uncertainty rises, several analysts are
Citi, the $1.75 trillion global banking giant, has reiterated its buy rating on Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy. The bank has maintained a price target of $325, signaling continued confidence in the company’s long term business model. This reaffirmation highlights how Strategy’s deep commitment to Bitcoin continues to resonate with institutional analysts. Citi’s stance reflects
Strategy, a Bitcoin treasury company led by Michael Saylor, continued its purchases despite the decline. According to an 8-K filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company purchased an additional 1,142 $BTC between February 2 and 8 for approximately $90 million. The average cost of this purchase was reported as $78,815
Bitcoin and altcoins experienced a major crash last week. While the $BTC price fell as low as $60,000, Bernstein analysts assessed the recent decline. According to The Block, Bernstein analysts said the recent decline was exaggerated and that their year-end target of $150,000 remains valid. $150,000 Valid for Bitcoin ($BTC)! Bernstein analysts have described the