Bitcoin has decisively broken above $76,300 for the first time since its sharp selloff on Feb. 5, when it dropped to a low near $60,000. BTC has rallied more than 25% and now trades above its 100-day moving average (100DMA) of $74,774 since bottoming in early February. The previous two tests of this level resulted
The price of bitcoin has again pushed above $76,000 alongside about a 10% plunge in the price of crude oil on an apparent reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. “The passage for all commercial vessels through Strait of Hormuz is declared completely open for the remaining period of ceasefire,” said Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas
Bitcoin’s price action signals the momentum from U.S.–Iran ceasefire headlines is fading and markets are looking for substantive progress that could unwind war-driven stress across the global economy. The largest cryptocurrency briefly topped $76,000 early today, only to fall back in a repeat of Tuesday’s choppy pattern. The stall follows a 10% climb, predominantly driven
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ($BTC), is trading around $74,600 after a strong week. Analysts say the rally has stalled ahead of the expiration of the two-week ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran next week. However, one analyst predicts that Bitcoin could rise to $125,000 in the coming months. Speaking to Coindesk, ZeroStack CEO Daniel
The RHODL ratio, by Glassnode, a key on-chain metric tracking the balance between long-term and short-term bitcoin holders, is flashing signals more consistent with a market bottom than a cycle top, after hitting a ratio of 4.5. Currently sitting at its third highest level on record, the indicator shows that wealth is increasingly concentrated in
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has revealed that over 90% of his personal wealth remains tied to Bitcoin. But surprisingly, he won’t buy more right now. However, he also said the market may stay unstable due to global tensions and future money printing. In addition to this, he has expressed a stronger relative interest in selective
The pioneer cryptocurrency Bitcoin recorded an uptick of 0.12% during Thursday’s U.S. market session to currently trade at $75,000. Despite an insignificant gain, the Bitcoin price shows notable lower price rejection in its daily candle indicating an intact demand from bottom levels. The buying pressure gained its initial momentum from de-escalation of the U.S. and
Bitcoin cooled from its recent push toward $76K but held above $74K for three straight days. At press time, $BTC traded at $74,577, up 1.02% on the daily chart. That stability kept the short-term uptrend intact. Are Bitcoin whales buying or selling right now? As the price held firm, whale activity picked up. CryptoQuant’s Spot
Citi analysts say holding both gold and bitcoin can improve portfolio performance compared with traditional bond-and-equity mixes. In a new report cited by CNBC, analyst Alex Saunders said a 5% allocation to gold enhances portfolio efficiency, while splitting that exposure between gold and bitcoin produces stronger results. The analysis found the mixed allocation improves returns
A new nonprofit initiative, the Bitcoin Scholars Fund (BSF), announced plans attempting to redirect $21 million from federal coffers into K–12 Bitcoin education by 2027. The organization unveiled its mission on X, promoting what it calls a “modern alternative” to government-backed education funding. According to group statements, the fund will leverage the One Big Beautiful