The Human Rights Foundation has announced support for more projects around the globe, this time giving over 600 million satoshis — worth $472,807 at today’s prices — in grants to 16 projects based in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Coming from the HRF’s Bitcoin Development Fund, the grants will help projects that want to strengthen
Anthony Pompliano, founder of crypto-focused investment firm Pompl Investments, said on Fox News that Bitcoin will continue to rise sharply. He argued that the U.S. government will never stop printing money, and as long as it continues, Bitcoin’s price will keep climbing. Why Pompliano’s comments matter Pompliano’s remarks come amid ongoing concerns about inflation and
Bitcoin soared past $81,000 for the first time since January on Monday before dropping slightly. The recent moves have market observers asking if the debasement trade is back. The biggest cryptocurrency was recently trading for $79,098 on Tuesday morning in New York after hitting $81,160 the evening before. Over a 24-hour period, the coin now
In brief Bitcoin is up roughly 24% over the past week to near $79,000, its best run since 2023, while the altcoin market grew by less even during the sharpest leg of the rally. Bitcoin dominance, its share of the total crypto market, has climbed to around 61%, the opposite of what typically happens when
Bitcoin finally punched through 80,000 dollars. The daily candle on Bitstamp opened at 78,985 dollars, ran up to 81,255 dollars, and then handed most of that back, settling near 79,121 dollars for a gain of only 0.17 percent on the session. It was the first time Bitcoin traded above 80,000 since May, and the seven-day
Nasdaq-listed Empery Digital (EMPD) reported a reduction in its Bitcoin treasury, now holding 1,179 $BTC. The company also disclosed approximately $62 million in cash and $35 million in debt, while reaffirming its ongoing Bitcoin accumulation strategy and expanding investments in AI infrastructure and data centers. Balance sheet overview and strategic direction The latest figures indicate
Bitcoin climbed back above $81,000 on Tuesday after suffering a sharp rejection around the $80,000 level a day earlier, putting the key psychological threshold back in focus as bulls attempt to extend the recovery. The $80,000 mark has emerged as a major test for Bitcoin. On Monday, $BTC made two attempts to break through the
Prediction markets are assigning a meaningful chance that Bitcoin ($BTC) will reach $90,000 by September 1, 2026, following one of the cryptocurrency’s strongest rallies of the year. Data from Polymarket shows traders currently assign an 8% probability that Bitcoin will touch $90,000 before September 1 after the digital asset surged more than 20% in a
Bitcoin ($BTC) fell below $80,000 into Tuesday’s Wall Street open as crypto and gold gave way to gains in US equities. Key points: Bitcoin upside momentum fizzles as $80,000 proves difficult to flip to support. Gold joins $BTC price downside after multimonth highs of $4,697 per ounce as US 30-year bond yields target three-week lows.