In brief Bitcoin’s active investor cost basis at $78,000 stalled the recent rally, with the ETP average cost basis at $83,000 seen as the next key hurdle, according to Schwab’s digital assets strategist. The passage of the CLARITY Act is a major catalyst that could reset momentum in the crypto market. Strong institutional demand from
US President Donald Trump, who has attracted attention with his strong support for Bitcoin ($BTC) and the cryptocurrency market, even launched his own altcoin during this period. At this point, Donald Trump, who has managed to influence the market with his posts and statements, has repeatedly affected Bitcoin with his social media posts. According to
Cryptocurrency analyst Michaël Poppe has outlined a projected timeline for Bitcoin ($BTC) to reach its next all-time high, following a period of volatility in the leading digital asset. According to Poppe, historical patterns, along with recent corrections and current chart signals, point to a continuation of the uptrend, with the next record high potentially surpassing
Michael Burry’s statement that 99.9% of investors who think they know what they own just don’t might be extremely accurate considering most relevant market conditions. Bitcoin is not an exception to this structural misperception of how assets behave. What’s up with Bitcoin? Following a significant decline earlier in the year, Bitcoin is currently in a
While retail investors were panic-selling through one of the worst sentiment quarters in years, Bitcoin’s wealthiest holders were doing something very different. They were buying more. Data from Xapo Bank’s Q1 2026 Digital Wealth Report shows average Bitcoin holdings per member rose 18.5% quarter-over-quarter. Of those members, typically high-net-worth individuals, 78.4% actively added to their
Bitcoin is trading with a positive bias above the $75,000 level, which CoinDesk recently highlighted as a critical threshold for bulls to maintain control. Still, some observers are urging caution, noting that prices need to hold above that level through Wednesday, when the U.S.–Iran ceasefire is set to end. “The ceasefire is set to expire
Strategy (MSTR), now holds more bitcoin than BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) for the first time since Q2 2024. The world’s largest publicly traded $BTC holder recently announced its third-largest bitcoin purchase on record, acquiring 34,164 $BTC and bringing its total holdings to 815,061 $BTC. IBIT currently holds 802,824 $BTC, leaving Strategy ahead by more
Bitcoin has a well-earned reputation as a volatile asset that has historically doubled or halved in a matter of months. That may be changing. Bitcoin’s 30-day realized volatility, currently 42%, has remained below 50% this month, according to TradingView data. Compare that with South Korea’s benchmark Kospi stock index, whose market capitalization is about twice
The latest Bitcoin ($BTC) price rebound above $78,000 has sparked renewed optimism across the market, as investor sentiment has flipped bullish. However, not all market watchers are convinced that the momentum will last. Crypto analyst Marmot is warning that the recent price surge may be masking deeper weakness underneath, urging investors and traders not to
Bitcoin is back above $75,000, as markets price another diplomatic off-ramp. The cryptocurrency was up 1.5% over 24 hours and 1.7% on the week, after Iran confirmed it will send a delegation to Pakistan for a second round of ceasefire talks. Ether (ETH) rose 1.2% to $2,310, $XRP ($XRP) gained 1.3% to $1.43, and BNB