The Treasury auctions will total $125 billion from Aug. 11 through Aug. 13, while two inflation reports land hours before the corresponding 10-year and 30-year sales. The sequence will show whether softer bond demand and any resulting rise in yields coincide with pressure on Bitcoin. The Treasury refunding plan starts with $58 billion of 3-year
Bitcoin BIP Editor Mark “Murch” Erhardt called for Luke Dashjr’s removal from the editorial team on Aug. 9, escalating a dispute over Dashjr’s handling of BIP110 and the proposal’s recent chain split. Murch posted the motion to the Bitcoin Development Mailing List and then opened GitHub pull request 2248 as a proposed implementation. Dashjr rejected
A dormant Bitcoin wallet that had sat untouched since the earliest days of the cryptocurrency just came back to life, sweeping 26.96 $BTC into a fresh address after 12.5 years of silence. The transaction landed on August 10, 2026, and it’s the latest in a string of old-coin reactivations that have crypto watchers asking the
While leveraged positions of Bitcoin (BTC) investors in the cryptocurrency market are closely monitored, Alphractal CEO Joao Wedson drew attention to the increasing liquidation risk, particularly in long positions. According to Wedson, data from the past six months shows that long positions are accumulating faster than short positions in the Bitcoin market, and downward liquidity
Bitcoin pushed above $65,000 during early trading on Aug. 10 before slipping back below the level, extending its recovery as investors reassessed the U.S. interest rate outlook. $BTC was trading near $64,955 at the time of writing, up 0.3% over 24 hours and 3.4% over seven days. Its intraday high reached $65,363. The move leaves
The 30-day demand for Bitcoin [$BTC] is on the way back up after the extreme drop in demand it experienced due to its recent price decline. The metric has now turned positive near 25,000 $BTC, reversing from deeply negative levels recorded around June. That trend indicates that capital is returning, even if demand still isn’t
While Bitcoin’s price has recovered from its lows of around $58,000 seen in late June and is stabilizing around $65,000, on-chain analytics platform Glassnode stated that the current market outlook still points to a “transitional recovery.” According to Glassnode’s analysis, although Bitcoin has recently stabilized around $65,000, price movements continue to remain flat below the
The market continues to view Bitcoin’s current move as nothing more than a relief rally. From a technical perspective, $BTC has rallied more than 10% so far in Q3, but a real breakout still looks far-fetched unless Bitcoin clears the $73k resistance. Until then, $BTC risks repeating the late-Q2 setup, when bulls failed to hold
Bitcoin ($BTC) slipped below $64,500 after Monday’s Wall Street open as markets digested more US-Iran uncertainty. Key points: Bitcoin joins US stocks in selling off amid uncertainty over whether the Strait of Hormuz will reopen. The Japanese yen commands attention as it slides back toward historic lows against the dollar. Bitcoin analysis doubts market strength
The Bitcoin price prediction now hinges on two catalysts building at once: a CLARITY Act delay that analyst Ash Crypto says mirrors the BlackRock ETF playbook, and Michael Saylor’s hint that Strategy may start buying again. $BTC Price Analysis: Consolidating Above the Breakout, Waiting for a Catalyst $BTC Price Action (Source: TradingView) $BTC has already