TL;DR $BTC briefly touched the $79k level during the late hours of Sunday. US-listed spot $BTC ETFs recorded inflows of over $820 million last week, marking the fourth straight week of positive flows. Bitcoin ($BTC) edges slightly lower on Monday, trading around $77,873 after securing its fourth consecutive weekly gain since late March. Despite the
The digital assets market entered the second quarter in consolidation mode, but Fidelity Digital Assets said underlying data points to early signs of stabilization beneath the surface. In its Q2 2026 Signals Report published Monday, the crypto trading firm highlighted improving conditions across a number of key metrics, including unrealized profitability, momentum and network usage.
Bitcoin ($BTC) has managed to stay above $75,000 in recent days, but it has been unable to surpass $80,000. While Bitcoin’s attempt to rise was rejected at $80,000, the CryptoQuant CEO argued that the $BTC market is being driven by futures trading and that spot demand remains sluggish. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju stated in
Bitcoin has rallied roughly 14% this month, its best monthly performance in a year, and the consensus is that the price could soon push past $80,000, a level not seen since January. Yet the perpetual futures market, which is typically in sync with spot price action, is behaving as if the opposite is true. Specifically,
Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of Strategy (MSTR), the largest publicly traded corporate holder of bitcoin, announced Monday on X the purchase of 3,273 bitcoin for roughly $255 million. The purchase at an average price of $77,906 per bitcoin puts Strategy’s bitcoin treasury at 818.334, said Saylor. “As of 4/26/2026, we ‘hodl’ 818,334 $BTC acquired
While institutional Bitcoin investments continue unabated, Strive has drawn attention with its latest purchase. According to a statement by the company’s CEO, Matt Cole, Strive bought 789 Bitcoins at an average price of approximately $77,890. The total value of this transaction was recorded as $61.43 million. With this latest purchase, Strive’s total Bitcoin holdings have
Bitcoin ($BTC) started the new week with both gains and losses. While the $BTC price rose above $79,000 during the Asian market opens, a large sell-off subsequently pulled the price back down to around $77,000. At this point, Bitcoin instantly filled the gap on the CME. CME $BTC futures opened with a $580 difference, while
Institutional money is flowing back into crypto faster than retail this cycle, and the data is starting to back the rally bitcoin has been quietly running. Digital asset investment products attracted $1.2 billion in inflows last week, a fourth consecutive weekly gain, according to CoinShares data published Monday. Total assets under management across crypto funds
With recent results clearly outperforming more established markets like the S&P 500, Bitcoin is beginning to change relative strength dynamics in its favor. Even though overall market sentiment is still cautious, Bitcoin is now rising more quickly after months of lagging behind or moving in tandem with stocks. Bitcoin momentum recovers This divergence is significant
Well-known crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe believes Bitcoin could be preparing for new all-time highs later in 2026. After recently hitting a 12-week high, Bitcoin saw a small pullback but is now trying to reclaim the $80,000 level. The sharp recovery has caught many traders by surprise, and now van de Poppe believes BTC