Category: Bitcoin

Institutional Buyers Stay on the Sidelines as Negative Coinbase Premium Deepens Concern Bitcoin continues to show signs of weak institutional participation, with one key market indicator now flashing a warning that has persisted for a record length of time. The Coinbase Premium Index, which measures the price difference between bitcoin on Coinbase Advanced and Binance,

Europe’s Bitcoin treasury trade is moving from accumulation headlines into financing design. Capital B now has shareholder authority for a huge capital and credit toolkit, while $BTC AB is testing investor demand for a preference-share structure before its June 30 subscription deadline. The shared promise is higher Bitcoin per fully diluted share. The shareholder risk

Bitcoin’s weekend rebound is running into a familiar problem: several TradingView analysts are still treating the move as a retest rather than a confirmed reversal. TradingView chart shared by SHAY_ANALYTICS. TL;DR Three TradingView ideas point to Bitcoin struggling beneath important resistance after a recent breakdown. SHAY_ANALYTICS says $BTC remains bearish while it trades below the

The discussion happened 16 years ago today, on June 21, 2010, in a Bitcointalk thread called “Dying bitcoins.” A user had asked whether forgotten wallets meant the network would shrink over time. After replies from Laszlo Hanyecz and Gavin Andresen, Satoshi answered at 17:48:26 UTC with a line that still circulates today: “Lost coins only

Strategy founder Michael Saylor has once again shared the company’s chart data tracking Bitcoin purchases, giving a new buy signal. In his post, Saylor stated, “It looks better with more points.” In the shared graph, each point represents a Bitcoin purchase. Given Saylor’s past posts, Strategy is known to typically announce new Bitcoin purchases the

Bitcoin’s short-term market structure is giving traders two very different stories at once: demand is appearing on dips, but resistance near the mid-$60,000s is still capping the recovery. TradingView BTCUSD chart shared by UnitedSignals. TL;DR UnitedSignals says BTCUSD could rise as demand begins to exceed supply on the chart. DomicChaina takes a more cautious view,

Although the landscape is quietly and slowly improving, the spot exchange-traded funds tracking bitcoin’s performance ended the week once again in the red. Ethereum’s negative trend was also extended, as the funds behind the two largest cryptocurrencies haven’t seen a single week in the green in a month and a half. Bitcoin ETFs in Red

Strategy’s Michael Saylor recently took a trip down memory lane in a post on X to show how far his company has come since the 2022 crypto bear market. For background, the company owned approximately 130,000 Bitcoin [$BTC], which was worth approximately $2.6 billion in October 2022, when the price of the cryptocurrency was around

Bitcoin [$BTC] may have found a bottom after liquidity outflows that began in October 2025 wiped $1.04 trillion from the market at presstime. The latest readings suggest the asset could be forming that bottom, with a rally possible off the structural base built over the past day. CVDD signals a value floor Cumulative Value Days

Strategy’s Expansive Bitcoin Holdings Draw Renewed Attention Following Release of New Chart On June 21, Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor shared his signature orange-dot chart on X, a graphic that has frequently preceded announcements of new bitcoin purchases by the company. The post prompted speculation that another acquisition update may be forthcoming. “Looks better with

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