Global M2 Blows Through Record Territory Just like the global debt, the money supply (M2) is growing enormously. The United States M2, which basically is a measurement of all the money circulating in the American economy, tapped a record high of $23.16 trillion. Combining all the major countries and regions, including the United States, the
Software firm Strategy has moved closer to eliminating its net leverage, reporting $6.69 billion in dollar liquidity against roughly $67.5 billion in debt. The company, which holds about $66 billion in Bitcoin, calculates its net leverage by comparing its debt minus dollar-denominated assets with its $BTC holdings. With dollar reserves approaching the size of its
Two days into this week, Bitcoin ETFs have already pulled in $651.93M, more than a third of last week’s $1.92B total. That pace matters more than today’s 0.09% dip. $BTC is still consolidating inside the rising channel that’s held since August 20, and whether ETF demand keeps up this pace through Friday says more about
Bitcoin transfers can occur between two individuals without any third party getting involved. It can be transferred from one wallet to another without a bank, paperwork, or even the name appearing on the blockchain. This is also possible when the crypto is paid as a gift. Thus, it is difficult to identify what the transfer
LND, a Lightning Network node implementation, has disclosed a channel-close flaw that can put an entire channel balance at risk in the reproduced maximum-loss scenario. Operators using standard releases below 0.21.0 should treat their nodes as lacking the official fix unless they were independently patched. The Aug. 13 disclosure describes how a malicious channel peer
Bitcoin’s end-of-September options expiry holds 130,670 $BTC of open interest, compared with 79,003 $BTC for August, a headline gap large enough to look like traders are loading up before the Federal Reserve’s Sept. 16 decision. DWF Labs market insights lead Martin Lee said in a note that most of that gap has nothing to do
Bitcoin ($BTC) remains sensitive to sell-side pressure at $80,000, even as investors broadly avoid mass profit-taking. Key points: Bitcoin investors’ unrealized profit and loss crosses above zero for all cohorts, apparently slowing price momentum. Long-term holders see a spike in profitability to 1.48, while short-term holders still account for the majority of in-profit coins moving
Markets are chasing a violent short squeeze as traders rush to reposition. Bitcoin price today sits at $79,002.41, just under the $80,000 line that has dominated headlines. The move is less about steady accumulation and more about forced unwinds. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Key takeaways Bitcoin trades at $79,002.41 on
Bitcoin ($BTC) could fall toward its long-term support levels before the 2026 U.S. midterm elections if a historical pattern identified by TradingShot plays out. Notably, ahead of the November polls, Bitcoin has staged a strong recovery over the past week, at one point climbing above the $80,000 level. As of press time, the cryptocurrency was