Strategy, the world’s largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder, did not make any purchases this week, as has been the case for some time. The company, which has been making headlines in recent weeks with its $BTC sales, currently holds 840,447 $BTC. The Week of Rise Was Wasted! According to a statement by Strategy founder Michael
Bitcoin traders are turning their attention to Jackson Hole, where Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is scheduled to deliver his first keynote as Fed Chair later this week. The 2026 Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium runs from August 27 to August 29, with this year’s theme centered on “Financial Innovation: Implications for Payments and Policy.”
Bitcoin has recovered above $79,000 after briefly falling toward $78,200 as President Donald Trump threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian vehicles, automotive parts and steel from Jan. 1, 2027. Trump tariffs target Canadian vehicles and steel A Truth Social post published by Trump on Aug. 24 said the United States would raise tariffs on all Canadian
Bitcoin closed above $77,000 after clearing $71,000, with roughly $3 billion in crypto shorts liquidated while futures open interest continued rising. US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted about $1.92 billion during the week, but weak onchain transfer activity leaves questions about how durable the rally is. Bitfinex sees $73,500 as key support, while Strategy’s next filing,
Bitcoin’s BTC$78,705.37 attempt at $80,000 has traders looking at higher targets, but analysts say what happens during the next pullback may be the real test of the rally’s strength. The cryptocurrency has been flirting with the $80,000 mark for the past day, a move that follows a sharp rebound over the past week and has
As of August 24, 2026, bitcoin ripped through $79,000 in its biggest three-day rally since 2023, closing at $79,271.70. The $BTC price now hovers just below the psychologically loaded $80,000 mark after a Treasury buyback operation crushed short positions betting on sub-$67,000 levels. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Key takeaways Bitcoin
Bitcoin’s strongest weekly advance since March 2023 pushed the asset close to $80,000, but analysts said further gains may depend on easing US bond yields, continued spot ETF demand, and progress on the CLARITY Act. Can Bitcoin hold near $80,000 after its strongest rally since 2023? Bitcoin (BTC) traded near $79,800 on Aug. 24 after
Bitcoin Blasts Through $79,000 as Bulls Keep the Pedal Down Monday is shaping up as an extension of bitcoin’s sharpest weekly run in quite some time, and right now, bitcoin’s daily RSI (relative strength index) is flashing deeply overbought conditions in the 79–82 range, while the moving average convergence divergence (MACD) remains firmly bullish, with
Bitcoin $BTC trades above $78,600 on Monday, rising approximately 2% over the previous 24 hours and extending last week’s 20% rally. The weekly rally was Bitcoin’s strongest performance in more than two years and pushed the cryptocurrency to an intraday high near $79,460. Improving liquidity expectations, stronger institutional demand, a more favorable regulatory outlook and
Ionic Digital, the digital infrastructure company formed from the ashes of Celsius Mining, has acquired an additional 21 Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 2,882 $BTC. According to a report from Crypto Briefing, the company has not sold any of the Bitcoin it has mined, signaling a long-term holding strategy. Background and Company Origins Ionic