Bitcoin price has fallen below $76,000 after failing to hold momentum near the $80,000 level, as traders remained cautious amid geopolitical tension, thin liquidity, and tighter macroeconomic conditions. The decline came despite Donald Trump claiming that Iran wants the United States to “open the Hormuz Strait” as it faces what he described as a “state
A new wave of security solutions is emerging in the crypto world to address the long-debated quantum computing threat, with Quip, a post-quantum enabled Bitcoin wallet, now joining the ranks. Developed and unveiled by Postquant Labs, Quip offers a fresh perspective on one of the most controversial security concerns in the Bitcoin ecosystem. The company
Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones said bitcoin stands out as the strongest hedge against inflation, citing its fixed supply as a key advantage over traditional assets like gold. “Bitcoin is unequivocally the best inflation hedge that there is — more than gold,” Jones said in an interview with Invest Like the Best podcast published Tuesday.
Block’s Bitcoin Product Lead Miles Suter took the Nakamoto Stage at Bitcoin 2026 in Las Vegas Tuesday morning with a clear message: bitcoin must circulate, not just sit still. “If Bitcoin doesn’t function as peer-to-peer cash, it loses the quality that makes it transformational,” Suter said, framing Block’s entire product push around the idea that
Benjamin Cowen, a leading analyst in the cryptocurrency market, stated in his latest video that Bitcoin is at a very critical technical point and is facing a “Bear Market Resistance Band”. Cowen compared Bitcoin’s current price movements to past periods, warning investors about the upcoming summer months. Cowen argues that Bitcoin’s current rally is taking
Bitcoin fell below $77,000 as rising oil prices and growing uncertainty around U.S.-Iran relations created fresh pressure across global markets. As of April 28, 2026, peace talks between the United States and Iran remained stalled, with no new agreement reached despite a fragile ceasefire and earlier failed direct negotiations. This has unsettled the markets, with
Bitcoin is facing renewed downward pressure as a key technical indicator flashes red. The ominous signal arrives just as Wall Street giants like Goldman Sachs sound the alarm on a broader near-term selloff in risk assets, creating a potentially hostile macroeconomic environment for the flagship cryptocurrency. $BTC bearish MACD cross on the daily timeframe has
The Bitcoin ($BTC) exchange net inflows surged to the largest single-day in the past 30 days on April 27, fueled by whale investors. On Monday, the net inflow of Bitcoin to cryptocurrency exchanges was more than 9,905 $BTC, valued at more than $754.4 million at press time, according to data from CryptoQuant. Notably, the exchange
On Tuesday, April 28, bitcoin fell 0.7%, dipping below the $76,000 mark as global markets stalled amid a lull in Middle East geopolitical tensions. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin dropped 0.7% to $76,200 on April 28 as markets shifted focus away from Middle East geopolitical risks. The Bitunix analysis shows that $43 million in long positions were
The cryptocurrency market has entered a crucial turning point for the future trajectory of Bitcoin (BTC). Industry experts Andrew Parish and James Butterfill predict that Bitcoin’s performance over the next 10 weeks will determine whether this market cycle peaks or whether it will surge to record highs with a new wave of institutional adoption. James