Bitcoin Pizza Day has once again drawn attention to the first known real-world Bitcoin transaction, a 2010 pizza purchase that later became one of the most referenced moments in cryptocurrency history. According to archived posts on the Bitcointalk forum, early Bitcoin developer Laszlo Hanyecz offered 10,000 $BTC on May 18, 2010, to anyone willing to
Bitcoin is trading at $77.3k to close out the week, locked in a consolidation that has now been running for nearly two weeks around the $75k–$80k range. The ascending channel from February is intact, the short-term support zone at $75k is holding, and the funding rates are positive again. This shows a market that is
Bitcoin ($BTC) has recorded a 40% increase in its Open Interest (OI) – its total open futures contracts – on Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange by daily traded volume, over the past 82 days. Between early March and May 22, Bitcoin’s OI rose by $2.56 billion, increasing from $6.4 billion to around $8.9 billion, according
Bitcoin ($BTC) experienced a significant recovery after testing $60,000 in February. At this point, $BTC rose above $82,000 in recent weeks, continuing the upward trend that began in February. However, it couldn’t maintain this level and retreated back to the critical support level of $77,000. While Bitcoin has been moving sideways in recent days, one
Bitcoin ($BTC) is causing a dilemma in the market with its recent movements. After rising above $82,000 last week, $BTC’s sharp drop to around $77,000 is pitting bull and bear supporters against each other. Some analysts argue that $BTC’s recent rise is the start of a bull run, while others claim it’s a recovery from
Bitcoin has fallen back toward the $77,000 region after losing a key ascending trendline support that had guided its recovery from April lows. According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price traded near $77,200 during Friday’s session after briefly losing the rising support structure that had guided its recovery from April lows. Selling pressure accelerated
Bitcoin ($BTC) surged above $82,000 in recent weeks, sparking bullish excitement. Some analysts argued that this rise was in the early stages of a bull market. However, some analysts warned that this rise could be a bear trap, arguing that bullish signs have yet to emerge. One of these analysts was Ki Young Ju, the
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs continued seeing heavy outflows for the straight five days with total withdrawals reaching nearly $1.63 billion. The biggest selling came from BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, (IBIT), as institutions continued reducing exposure. Meanwhile Bitcoin price continues to struggle below the $78,000 level. BlackRock Leads Bitcoin ETF Outflows On May 21 alone, the Bitcoin
Bitcoin pushed toward $78,000 but lost momentum as macro pressure returned and crypto traders turned their attention toward Michael Saylor for a very different reason. An AI-generated video featuring Strategy executives quickly circulated on crypto X, drawing widespread ridicule. The clip transformed a May 20 interview featuring Michael Saylor, CEO Phong Le, and host Natalie
Bitcoin has always been about money. That was the whole point: a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, nothing more. So when people started inscribing JPEGs, text files, and even small video clips directly onto the Bitcoin blockchain in early 2023, it felt like someone had spray-painted graffiti on a cathedral. Some Bitcoiners loved it. Others were