Category: Bitcoin

Popular market commentator Jim Cramer suggests the U.S. government bought Bitcoin near the $60,000 level. The claim surfaced during a live CNBC broadcast. Key Points Jim Cramer said on CNBC that he had heard the U.S. planned to add Bitcoin to a national reserve at around $60,000. No on-chain data shows any recent Bitcoin purchases

A new analysis shows that between 2.3 million and 3.7 million Bitcoins are lost forever. That is about 11% to 18% of the total 21 million supply, according to Ledger’s 2025 report. https://twitter.com/bitcoinjunkies/status/2020721946376212790?s=46 Most of these coins disappeared because owners forgot their private keys or passed away without sharing any access. Once a wallet becomes

Bitcoin is trying to rebound but falling moving averages and strong resistance still limit upside as volatility remains high. Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $70,936.57, up about 2.6% in the past 24 hours, after an active session that saw the price swing between a daily low of $69,066.88 and a high of $71,852.35. This range

Bitcoin price started a recovery wave from $60,000. $BTC is now consolidating gains above $70,000 and faces hurdles near the $72,000 zone. Bitcoin is attempting to recover but is struggling to clear hurdles. The price is trading above $70,000 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There was a break above a bearish trend line

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the best seller book, Rich Dad Poor Dad has come out clear again. In a recent X post that was popularized by Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo, Kiyosaki said that given a choice between any one asset, he would go with Bitcoin, not gold, not silver, but $BTC alone. This statement

Bitcoin declined today after China ordered banks to reduce US treasury holdings. This action reflects risk-off sentiment as the Chinese central bank increases gold purchases and reduces exposure to risk assets.

Bitcoin continued to trade under pressure on the 4-hour chart as traders assessed the damage from January’s sharp decline. The pullback followed a rejection near $97,900, which marked a local peak and shifted short-term sentiment. Since then, price action has reflected hesitation rather than confidence. Market participants now appear focused on whether the recent rebound

Bitcoin and gold prices are picking up upside momentum amid fresh tailwinds and easing market selloffs. Investors and whales are buying the dip since $BTC dropped to $60,000, but experts caution about potential liquidations due to major US macroeconomic events this week.

Bitcoin’s next big options gravity well sits on Mar. 27 (260327), and the reason is simple: this is where the market has parked a thick stack of conditional bets that will need to be unwound, rolled forward, or paid out as the clock runs down. The Mar. 27 expiry carries about $8.65B in notional OI

The Bitcoin price has rebounded nearly 20% after slipping close to $60,000 on February 6. The move has revived “buy-the-dip” hopes and fueled talk of a local bottom. At the same time, US demand indicators have started to recover from recent lows. But beneath the surface, volume signals, on-chain data, and price structure suggest the