In brief Predictors on Myriad now favor Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin firm Strategy to offload some of its $BTC this year. Odds have ballooned to 82% this week as Saylor made comments about the firm selling $BTC to “inoculate the market.” The firm maintains a stash of more than 818,000 $BTC valued above $65 billion. Will
Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan has come up with a provocative decree: the traditional fiat monetary system is “dead”. This bold claim arrives as institutional data suggests Bitcoin is aggressively cannibalizing gold’s historical role as the world’s premier “debasement trade”. The great rotation According to a May 7 report from JPMorgan analysts led by
Despite a surge in traditional equities and heightened military tensions in the Middle East, bitcoin remained stagnant over the last 24 hours, trading sideways near the $80,000 mark. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin ended the week flat at $80,200 as markets largely ignored U.S.-Iran military skirmishes. The S&P 500 jumped 17.2% since March, adding $10 trillion in
Since the start of the 2026 Iran war, Bitcoin has outperformed gold by roughly 35–36% on a relative basis, as $BTC rose mid‑single digits while gold slipped and the $BTC/gold ratio surged. Data from multiple market trackers show that since the escalation of the U.S.–Israel–Iran conflict on 28 February 2026, Bitcoin ($BTC) has materially outperformed
Bitcoin’s climb back above $82,000 has led to bullish conviction among investors. However, an interesting technical analysis suggests that the rally may still be part of a corrective structure, not the start of a clean impulsive breakout. That difference is important, because the analysis shows that Bitcoin is now approaching a resistance band that could
Bitcoin ($BTC) struggled with an $80,000 reclaim at Friday’s Wall Street open as strong US jobs data added to headwinds. Key points: Bitcoin crisscrosses $80,000 as US jobs data notionally reduces the odds of US interest-rate cuts. US jobs vastly outpace expectations, adding almost twice the anticipated number of jobs in April. Traders avoid giving
Bitcoin profit-taking could accelerate as $BTC prices climb to three-month highs and investors begin locking in gains, according to Julio Moreno, head of research at onchain analytics platform CryptoQuant. Holders realized 14,600 $BTC in profits on Monday, or $1.1 billion, following Bitcoin’s April rally, Moreno said, adding that this is the “highest” single day of
Bitcoin ($BTC) revisited $80,000 on Friday after US-Iran war nerves sparked 3% daily losses. Key points: Bitcoin bullish momentum slowly returns after a shakeout amid familiar geopolitical tensions. Traders flag support levels in the mid- to high-$70,000 zone as important for bulls to defend. Unprecedented Bollinger Bands data calls for more volatile conditions going forward.
Bitcoin ($BTC) traders expect a short-term correction as a key $BTC price strength metric rises to its highest levels in almost fifteen weeks. Key takeaways: Bitcoin’s “overbought” RSI historically precedes significant corrections. Bitcoin could see a short-term price drop if the price breaks below the $78,000 support. Bitcoin metrics suggest $BTC price is “overheated” Bitcoin’s
Bitcoin ($BTC) pauses its recent rally, trading below $80,000 on Friday with modest weekly gains, as it struggles to break above a key overhead supply zone. Institutional demand remains strong through Thursday, but rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and increasing profit-taking activity are capping further upside, leaving the Crypto King vulnerable to near-term