Renowned market analyst Benjamin Cowen, in his latest video, discussed US labor market data and its potential impact on the stock market and Bitcoin. Cowen stated that the labor market currently appears resilient, but investors should exercise caution during the summer months. Cowen stated that the latest data showed the unemployment rate remained stable at
Jack Mallers, the founder and CEO of the Bitcoin payment app Strike, has dismissed concerns that Wall Street’s growing involvement in the Bitcoin market poses a threat to the cryptocurrency’s foundational principles. In a recent podcast interview, Mallers argued that if Bitcoin could be undermined by institutional participation, it was never truly designed to succeed
Coinbase Global Inc. disclosed on May 7 that it acquired an additional 1,103 Bitcoin during the first quarter of 2025, increasing its corporate treasury holdings to 16,492 $BTC. The update was included in the company’s quarterly earnings report released after the U.S. stock market closed. Steady Accumulation Continues The latest purchase brings Coinbase’s total Bitcoin
As cryptocurrency markets conclude a volatile week, a notable warning has come from leading analytics firm Santiment. The optimism that has dominated the market following Bitcoin’s vượt qua the $82,000 mark is being interpreted as a “risk signal” in light of the data. Bitcoin surged to $82,800 this week, its best performance in three months.
On April 21st and 22nd 2026, during a Senate Armed Services Committee, Admiral Samuel Paparo of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command made comments on Bitcoin’s utility in cybersecurity for the country’s military, calling it a “valuable computer science tool as power projection,” and disclosing that INCOPACOM is running a Bitcoin node in their experiments with the protocol.
Key takeaways: A weakening US dollar and higher government debt favor scarce assets, even as spot Bitcoin ETF outflows and low retail demand spark some concern. Traders expect Kevin Warsh to become Fed Chair, which could benefit Bitcoin. Bitcoin ($BTC) stagnated near $80,000 on Friday following a rejection at $82,500. Traders grew anxious after US-listed
US President Donald Trump announced on his social media platform that the two warring parties in Europe, Russia and Ukraine, have agreed to a three-day ceasefire. Bitcoin’s price reacted to the news positively, but in a more modest manner. “This Ceasefire will include a suspension of all kinetic activity, and also a prison swap of
Bitcoin is facing resistance after weeks of upside that carried it significantly above the lows that defined the worst of the correction. The recovery had been building momentum — and today that momentum met a specific kind of obstacle that XWIN Research Japan has analyzed in detail, with findings that change how the decline should
US Central Command confirmed on May 8 that American forces disabled two empty Iranian-flagged oil tankers, the M/T Sea Star III and the M/T Sevda, as they attempted to breach a US naval blockade in the Gulf of Oman. The strike marks the most direct military confrontation between the US and Iran since the Strait
Crypto analyst Sherlock pointed to a notable price behavior in Bitcoin and major altcoins over the past 13 weeks. According to the analyst, after reaching a certain price level at 17:00 UTC (20:00 TSİ) every Wednesday, Bitcoin pulls back by at least 1 percent in the following 24 hours. According to data shared by Sherlock,