Central banks around the world have been exploring the idea of adding cryptocurrency to their balance sheets in the past year. The Czech Republic’s Czech National Bank (CNB) became the first to do so in late 2025. In mid-November of 2025, the Czech Republic’s central bank officially became the first in the world to directly
The bitcoin price briefly climbed above $92,500 today after U.S. inflation data came in line with expectations as markets assessed the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook and rising political tensions surrounding the central bank. The consumer price index rose 2.7% year over year in December, unchanged from November and matching economists’ estimates, according to the Bureau
Bitcoin (BTC) price has seen a strong surge in recent hours following the release of US inflation data that met expectations. The leading cryptocurrency briefly climbed above $93,000 after the announcement, gaining approximately 2% in the last 24 hours. A chart showing the increase in BTC price. According to data from the U.S. Department of
With bitcoin BTC$93,103.75 trading in a relatively narrow range of $80,000 to $95,000 since November, options have emerged as the largest segment of the derivatives complex in a sign of the maturing market for the largest cryptocurrency. According to Checkonchain data, aggregate bitcoin options open interest stands at $65 billion while open interest in futures,
IG analyst Chris Beauchamp has analyzed the current state of Bitcoin and the crypto market, providing the catalysts for the next price trajectory. In a note today, Beauchamp highlighted that the current market is struggling to recover following a disastrous end to the previous year. He explained why this bearish trend has impacted Bitcoin and
Bitcoin’s two-cycle peak structure is now being completely reclassified, and not from retail “hopium” but from Peter Brandt, a person who traded gold during the 1970s — the very market Bitcoin is now supposedly copying. The so-called double top near $69,000 in 2021 and again in 2025 has been dismissed by the legendary trader not
Fidelity’s Parth Gargava says Bitcoin could be shifting into a supercycle, with ETF demand, friendlier U.S. policy and market maturation muting the classic boom‑bust halving pattern. Summary Fidelity Labs’ Parth Gargava argues Bitcoin may be transitioning from its historic four-year halving cycle into a “supercycle” of longer highs and shallower drawdowns. Gargava cites three drivers:
On Tuesday morning (8:30 a.m. EST), bitcoin’s price action danced between $91,800 and $92,479 today, carving out a narrow but significant range in a broader game of “will they or won’t they” among traders. With a market cap firmly seated at $1.83 trillion and a hearty $44.68 billion in 24-hour trading volume, the king of
Bitcoin BTC$92,118.12 rose above $92,000 in early New York hours Tuesday as wallets tied to BlackRock’s spot crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) routed roughly $300 million worth of bitcoin BTC$92,118.12 and ether ETH$3,145.35 to Coinbase Prime as part of a routine, albeit unusually high, creation and redemption flows. On-chain trackers flagged transfers of about 3,290 BTC
A recent post from Crypto Rover resurfaced a clip of Donald Trump joking about using Bitcoin to pay off the United States’ national debt. In the video, Trump suggests issuing a “small crypto check” made up of Bitcoin to wipe out the country’s massive debt burden. The comment was delivered in a light, rhetorical tone