Macro investor Raoul Pal says Bitcoin’s recent underperformance compared to gold is not unusual and could actually be setting the stage for a strong move later. Speaking about the long-running Bitcoin–gold comparison, Pal explained that gold typically moves first, while Bitcoin tends to catch up later in the cycle. According to him, this is not
Over the last hour, the digital heavyweight stands at $89,884 to $90,136 per coin with a market cap of $1.79 trillion. In the past 24 hours, its trading volume soared to $47.40 billion, squeezing between an intraday low of $87,315 and a high of $89,963. Despite some faltering momentum, the charts suggest bitcoin is playing
Bitcoin is once again facing new geopolitical risk following U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat against Iran. This development comes as the flagship cryptocurrency seeks to reclaim the psychological $90,000 level ahead of the Federal Reserve decision today. Bitcoin At Risk as Trump Issues Warning To Iran In a Truth Social post, the U.S. president warned
Former PayPal President David Marcus argues that Bitcoin is a superior store of value, while gold offers greater practical utility. In a recent commentary, Marcus reinforced the “digital gold” narrative, suggesting that Bitcoin brings added functionality compared to gold. His comparison has reignited debate among financial enthusiasts over which asset ultimately holds the upper hand.
Bitcoin has been unable to break the downtrend that began in October. Despite numerous attempts to rise, BTC has been unsuccessful and has been trading around $84,000-$95,000 for months. This situation has fueled bearish sentiment for Bitcoin, and a CryptoQuant analyst has issued a warning. Woominkyu, an analyst at CryptoQuant, noted that Bitcoin’s ‘Supply Loss’
Bitcoin Price Jumps Above $90,000 Ahead of Fed Meeting, Senate Crypto Vote The Bitcoin price surged early Wednesday, reclaiming the $90,000 level as traders digested fresh macro signals and growing momentum around U.S. crypto regulation. The move followed a sharp reversal from weekend lows near $86,000, with the bitcoin price climbing to highs of $90,361
Bitcoin is back breaking through $90,000, but today, the focus is on $62,000. And it is not because the price of the leading cryptocurrency might drop there. The reason is that one of the most important on-chain metrics has resurfaced for the first time in months. CryptoQuant analysts are talking about the Binance Reserve Realized
Early Wednesday, Bitcoin triggered a leveraged massacre, climbing just 0.88% — but breaching $90,000 in the process — and setting off one of the most asymmetric liquidation events of 2026. According to CoinGlass, $4,640 in longs were liquidated for every $6.63 million in shorts, creating an hourly imbalance of 142,580%. On the surface, the price
Although Bitcoin is moving toward a major price resurgence as bullish momentum returns to the crypto market, recent data from on-chain analytics platform Cryptoquant shows that retail investor participation is fading rapidly. While this suggests that the ongoing price stabilization and broader crypto market recovery are masking a growing weakness beneath the surface, market analysts
Strive, backed by Vivek Ramaswamy, has added about 334 Bitcoin to its portfolio, bringing total holdings to 13,132 BTC, worth around $1.2 billion, the company announced Wednesday. The purchase pushes Strive ahead of CleanSpark to become the 10th-largest holder of Bitcoin, according to BitcoinTreasuries.NET. The acquisition came after Strive closed an upsized follow-on offering, which