Bitcoin has dropped into a key support zone in the low $70,000 range. The area sits between two major Fibonacci levels measured from the cycle low to the cycle high and has a long history of acting as both resistance and support. Right now it is the last meaningful floor before things get more serious.
Mark Cuban has dumped most of his Bitcoin, calling it “not the hedge I expected” as the Iran war and dollar volatility exposed what he sees as a failed safe haven narrative. Billionaire investor Mark Cuban has revealed he sold the majority of his Bitcoin holdings, declaring that the flagship cryptocurrency “has lost the plot”
Phong Le, CEO of Strategy Inc, has floated the idea of raising more than $80 billion this year to purchase additional Bitcoin. Strategy, which rebranded from MicroStrategy in February 2025, currently holds over 818,334 $BTC acquired at an average cost of roughly $75,500 per coin, making it far and away the largest corporate holder of
Bitcoin ($BTC) deepened six-week lows at Friday’s Wall Street open as US stock markets diverged to all-time highs. Key points: Bitcoin sinks closer to $72,000 as analysis eyes “crucial” $BTC price levels. US-Iran ceasefire talks send stocks to even higher records as the crypto divergence continues. Bitcoin’s 100-day moving average gains significance as a battleground
While bitcoin sellers drove the price below $74,000 on Thursday, a fresh wave of sleeping coins sprang to life, transferring 665 $BTC that had remained untouched for more than a decade. In total, 665 $BTC worth just over $48 million, moved during the past day, all originating from wallets created in 2014 and 2015. Key
Bitcoin has clawed back losses to trade near $74,000 after President Donald Trump abruptly announced an end to the U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, easing weeks of geopolitical pressure on crypto and oil markets. In a Truth Social post, US President announced the end of the Hormuz naval blockade, spurring a reaction
If you follow crypto news, you have seen the headlines: “Bitcoin ETFs saw $733 million in outflows” or “record ETF inflows push $BTC higher.” These flows now move the entire market. But what is a Bitcoin ETF actually, and why does money moving in and out of one swing the price of Bitcoin itself? This
An unknown actor broadcast a Bitcoin transaction Thursday evening embedding the full text of the U.S. Constitution onto the blockchain — permanently and without the possibility of removal. The transaction, confirmed at 8:25 p.m. UTC on May 28, cost 113,454 satoshis, or about $83.41 in fees, and was processed by mining pool SpiderPool just 14
Bitcoin continues to trade under pressure after losing momentum near the crucial $80,000 resistance region. The leading cryptocurrency now hovers around $73,500, reflecting growing uncertainty across the broader market. Traders remain cautious as Bitcoin struggles below major moving averages, while derivatives data and spot market activity point toward fading bullish conviction. Technical indicators show that
Bitcoin held near $73,000 but risks crashing lower as risks linger. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $229 million for a nine-day negative streak. On-chain metrics show whale balances flat for months, signaling reduced accumulation. Bitcoin traded near $73,200 on Thursday after failing to sustain a rebound amid broader cryptocurrency selling. While $BTC struggled,