Category: Bitcoin

Bitcoin starts the week with new August highs as traders weigh the impact of crunch US inflation data. Key points: US CPI and PPI data comes amid fluctuating bets on Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes in 2026. The Japanese yen remains at the forefront as it creeps back toward the key 160 level against the US

A rarely triggered Bitcoin-versus-equities pattern has returned, renewing attention on a ratio that previously appeared near three major cryptocurrency cycle bottoms. Market analyst Oliver L. Velez highlighted the setup by dividing the S&P 500 level by Bitcoin’s dollar price, reversing the usual comparison. A rising ratio shows equities gaining relative strength, while a falling reading

Bitcoin has traded within the $57,500 – $67,300 horizontal channel for over two months, reflecting a sideways trend that left users indecisive about the cryptocurrency’s next direction. The channel has narrowed into a triangular structure since the third week of July, with the digital asset’s trading volume declining steadily. Source: TradingView However, the narrowing price

BlackRock Canada launched two exchange-traded funds Monday, including a portfolio that combines globally diversified equities with a 3% allocation to Bitcoin. The two funds, which began trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, are the iShares Equity + Bitcoin ETF Portfolio (IBQT) and the iShares Core MSCI All-International Equity Index ETF (XINT). IBQT allocates 97% of

As Bitcoin surpassed $65,000 during the day, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju offered new insights regarding $BTC. At this point, Ki Young Ju stated that the relationship between Bitcoin and gold has begun to strengthen again. According to Ju, the relationship between $BTC and gold has returned to the levels seen during the period when

Veteran trader Peter Brandt is leaning toward another decline in Bitcoin, although he stressed that he has not yet placed a bet on the cryptocurrency’s next move. “I am not in the bet yet, but if I were to bet it would be for a decline,” Brandt said in a post on X. For now,

Strive, an asset management firm known for its Bitcoin-focused treasury strategy, has acquired an additional 147 $BTC, increasing its total holdings to 20,167 $BTC, according to data from Bitcoin Treasuries. This latest purchase underscores the company’s continued commitment to accumulating the cryptocurrency as part of its long-term financial strategy. Details of the Purchase The acquisition

As Bitcoin seeks to stabilize above $60,000, its on-chain activity has returned to levels last observed during the 2018–2019 bear market transition, drawing a significant historical parallel. Bitcoin active addresses are the source of the crucial signal. The 30-day EMA of active addresses recently hit a low of about 609,700, while the 100-day EMA reached

Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (MSTR) had raised $108.6 million last week through the sale of 1,690 bitcoin and an additional $653.1 million from the sale of 6.59 million shares of common stock, according to a Monday filing. The company used the bitcoin sale proceeds to repurchase 1,152,020 shares of its variable-rate preferred stock, STRC, for

Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, is trading just under $65,000, up 4% in the past week. While this increases expectations for a continued rise in $BTC, one analyst has indicated a bearish forecast. At this point, experienced analyst and commodities trader Peter Brandt argued that the downside risk for Bitcoin has not yet disappeared, pointing out

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