The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), surged above $70,000 following the ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran. With this rise fueling talk of Bitcoin reaching $80,000 and above, a CryptoQuant analysis revealed that the bear market in Bitcoin is far from over and outlined a timeline for Bitcoin’s next “bottom.” According to new CryptoQuant analysis,
Though Bitcoin’s ($BTC) latest rally broke the recent ceiling close to $71,000, it did little to diminish the losses incurred since the start of 2026. The move, however, appears to have led Claude’s artificial intelligence (AI) to estimate that the world’s premier cryptocurrency will continue creeping higher by April 30. Specifically, after starting the year
The Bhutanese government continues to exhibit noteworthy activity in its Bitcoin holdings. According to information shared by the onchain data platform Arkham Intelligence, the country recently transferred approximately 250 Bitcoin to a newly created wallet. This transfer is estimated to have a market value of around $18 million. This transaction is seen as a continuation
Strategy, led by big bull Michael Saylor, is resuming its long-running weekly Bitcoin purchases after a one-week break. The company continued its weekly Bitcoin ($BTC) purchases, announced every Monday. This week, the company stated that it purchased 4,871 $BTC for approximately $329.9 million at an average price of around $67,718. With this purchase, the company’s
Bitcoin ($BTC) and altcoins surged this week following news of a ceasefire between the US and Iran. While $BTC was rejected for the third time at $73,000, a CryptoQuant analyst analyzed the reasons behind the recent surge. CryptoQuant senior analyst Julio Moreno stated that the recent price increase in Bitcoin ($BTC) and Ethereum ($ETH) was
Bitcoin ($BTC) and altcoins surged following news of a ceasefire between the US and Iran. However, Bitcoin failed to surpass the $73,000 level for the third time after the ceasefire, and the rally was cut short. This $73,000 level has been a resistance level for the price in every rise since the start of the
JAN3 CEO Samson Mow has dismissed concerns regarding quantum computer threats to cryptocurrency assets, particularly Bitcoin (BTC). In a quote from a paper proposing Quantum Safe Bitcoin (QSB), Mow noted that Bitcoin’s defenses against “non-existent quantum computers” have scaled at a staggering pace. Samson Mow highlights quantum-resistant Bitcoin solutions For clarity, some Bitcoin critics have
Investors piled $269.3 million into BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust on Thursday, in its best-performing day since early March, around the time the US-Iran war started to kick into high gear. The inflows helped to end two days of net outflows among the 12 US spot Bitcoin ETFs, which recorded a net inflow of $358.1 million.
A new phase has begun in the US-Iran conflict. A two-week ceasefire has been agreed upon between the two countries, and Bitcoin and altcoins are showing upward movement as a result of this news. While it remains uncertain how the war will unfold and how it will affect Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market, the expiration
Adam Back, the inventor of the Proof of Work system that forms the basis of Bitcoin (BTC) and CEO of Blockstream, has put an end to the debate surrounding the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the biggest mystery in the crypto world. Back, once again categorically denying claims that he is Satoshi, argued that the anonymity