The ‘digital gold’ narrative says bitcoin should be rallying, but instead, it has been crushed by shiny rocks for over a year, something that can only be explained by looking at BTC differently, one analyst suggests. Bitcoin Is an ‘Enhanced Version of Equities’ – Not Digital Gold, Analyst Says In an article on X, the
The US government has been trying to execute a historic pivot with its Bitcoin holdings, shifting from a messy, case-by-case inventory of seized crypto into a strategic national reserve for almost a year now. That ambition, often framed as a “digital Fort Knox,” is now facing a credibility test after allegations that roughly $40 million
Gary Cardone, a well-known figure in the digital asset world, has brought to light the issue of “Dirty Bitcoin,” a topic the Bitcoin community has avoided discussing. According to Cardone, not all Bitcoins may be worth equal anymore. As cryptocurrency markets enter a new dimension with institutional adoption, Gary Cardone, in a recent broadcast, pointed
Global markets are entering a turbulent week marked by the risk of a US government shutdown, rising tariffs, geopolitical tensions, and massive movements in commodity markets. Leading strategists came together to make crucial predictions about the future of the markets. Bloomberg’s veteran journalist Mike McGlone maintains a cautious stance, particularly regarding Bitcoin and industrial commodities.
Peter Schiff Says Bitcoin Won’t Become the World’s Reserve Currency in Tucker Carlson Interview Gold advocate and longtime Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff renewed his attacks on Bitcoin during a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, arguing that the cryptocurrency industry is seeking government regulation and a government bailout not to restrain itself, but to gain legitimacy
Bitcoin BTC$87,948.56 remained stuck in limbo at around $88,000 on Monday as gold and silver extended their blistering rallies before paring gains. BTC is up a bit from what’s now becoming a renewed pattern of panicky weekend selling, but down from around the $90,000 late Friday. Rising odds of a government shutdown on Jan. 31
Bitcoin Drops Below $87,000 as Bears Target $84,000 Support Break Bitcoin Price Weekly Outlook What a disastrous weekly close for Bitcoin, that about sums it up. After tapping $98,000 resistance the week prior, the bitcoin price just went straight down last week to close near the lows at $86,588. The bulls have been corralled back
Bitcoin (BTC) started the new week lower, besieged by numerous negative factors coming from the US, ahead of the first FED decision of 2026. As if the negative headwinds from the US weren’t enough, now there are signs of a downturn coming from Japan. Accordingly, as the possibility of Japan intervening in foreign exchange markets
Colombia’s Second-Largest Pension to Launch Bitcoin Fund for Qualified Clients Colombia’s second-largest private pension and severance fund manager, AFP Protección, plans to launch an investment fund with exposure to Bitcoin. The plan was confirmed by Juan David Correa, president of Protección SA, in an interview with local outlet Valora Analitik. Correa said access to the
Bitcoin has continued to see its weak and negative trend extend across its ETF ecosystem as its price has continued to plunge deep over the past few days. Amid ongoing volatility, Bitcoin ETFs have also seen increased withdrawals over the past week, as institutions appear to be trading with caution. $1.46 billion out of Bitcoin