Bitcoin ($BTC) rebounded toward $81,000 around Thursday’s Wall Street open as Nvidia earnings boosted US stocks. Key points: Bitcoin reclaims $80,000 as $96.2 billion Nvidia earnings provide a boost to crypto and US equities. Expectations are running high ahead of Fed chair Kevin Warsh’s keynote speech at the Jackson Hole economic symposium on Friday. Bitcoin
Leading asset management firm BlackRock has consistently topped up its Bitcoin holdings in recent days, following the major price breakout the broader crypto market saw last week. Although the rapid surge in the price of Bitcoin has slowed, its bullish momentum still remains intact as both retail and institutional traders continue to show interest. Bitcoin
Bitcoin has rallied approximately 40% from its July low near $57,800, renewing expectations that the cryptocurrency may have established a market bottom after several months of consolidation. $BTC was trading near $80,200 on Aug. 27. However, the recovery has brought the cryptocurrency back into a major resistance zone that previously preceded a sharp sell-off. Technical
JAN3 CEO Samson Mow has sparked a fresh debate over cryptocurrency terminology, arguing that the industry should replace the term “hardware wallet” with “Bitcoin Signing Device.” Mow, a well-known Bitcoin advocate, contends that the common label misrepresents what these devices actually do and leads to confusion about how Bitcoin ownership works. The case for renaming
July’s PCE inflation reading held at 3.7% headline and 3.3% core on Aug. 26, both still above the Fed’s target. Futures markets responded by pushing the odds of a September rate hike to roughly 44%, up from 36% before the report. Bitcoin hit an intraday high of $79,251.60 the same day, trading near $78,000 as
Bitcoin price held near $79,500 on Aug. 27 after a rapid breakout from the $63,000 area, with ETF demand and U.S. policy developments supporting the rally even as technical indicators warned that momentum may be stretched. Bitcoin price holds above its breakout zone According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price was trading at approximately
As of August 27, 2026, Bitcoin price today sits at $79,960, just below the $80,000 level it broke earlier this week for the first time in three months. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Key takeaways Bitcoin traded at $79,960 on August 27, 2026, just below the $80,000 level it first broke
Bitcoin price is trading near $78,900, close enough to $80,000 to revive the old treasury-company pitch on paper: higher Bitcoin should lift the value of corporate holdings, pull the shares back above net asset value, and reopen common-stock issuance as a source of fresh coins. That sequence did not return. At Strategy, Twenty One Capital,
Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten has weighed in on the intersection of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency, suggesting that the massive bond issuance by tech giants to fund AI infrastructure could indirectly support Bitcoin. In a recent analysis, Klippsten argued that while AI is not the primary driver of today’s elevated Treasury yields, the scale of
Bitcoin is holding near $79,000 as two technical setups point to a potentially important stretch for $BTC, with bulls watching an $82,800 breakout while a deeper retest near $68,000 remains possible within the broader uptrend. A coming golden cross and improving weekly momentum support the bullish case, but confirmation depends on Bitcoin clearing overhead resistance