The price of Bitcoin rapidly fell overnight as the United States and Israel began joint “major combat operations” in Iran, bombing numerous military targets in what officials said were attempts to end the country’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs, as well as take out key military leaders. But while Bitcoin plunged from a price of
Following the US attack on Iran, analyst Brian Cohen shared a noteworthy scenario analysis regarding the Bitcoin ($BTC) market. Cohen stated that a potential conflict could both reduce the Bitcoin supply and accelerate digital dollarization through stablecoins. According to the analyst, Iran has long been using Bitcoin not only as an investment vehicle but also
Segregated Witness (SegWit) is a Bitcoin upgrade that separates signature data from transaction data to increase block capacity, lower fees, and improve transaction speed. It is considered one of the key upgrades ever unveiled to the Bitcoin ($BTC) ecosystem. Developed to enhance scalability, fix critical technical issues, and minimize transfer fees, SegWit primarily transformed the
Bitcoin’s higher-timeframe structure is in an interesting state, according to crypto analyst Crypto Patel, who is of the notion that the cryptocurrency has officially entered bearish territory after breaking a long-term support level at $107,000. Technical analysis of price action on the weekly candlestick price chart shows Bitcoin is now in this bearish territory, with
One of the most important macro trends right now is the steady expansion of global liquidity. Recent data shows that worldwide M2 money supply has surpassed $100 trillion, with central banks continuing to inject capital into their economies. Year-over-year growth remains strong, signaling ongoing monetary accommodation. As governments add liquidity, excess capital flows through financial
Jack Dorsey’s Cash App has removed fees on large Bitcoin purchases and recurring buys, making it cheaper for U.S. investors to buy and hold Bitcoin. The change applies to purchases over $2,000 and all recurring Bitcoin buys starting February 2026. 🇺🇸 Jack Dorsey’s Cash App announced no fees on large #Bitcoin buys and recurring Bitcoin
The US Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs under IEEPA on Feb. 20, and markets immediately inherited a large cash flow question. The amount at stake was more than $175 billion in tariff collections that could be subject to refunds, with the Court offering no step-by-step plan for how refunds should be
Bitcoin fell toward $63,000 on Saturday as investors pulled away from riskier assets, concerned about persistent inflation and artificial intelligence disruption. Bitcoin fell to a low of $63,019 and was trading down 2.78% in the last 24 hours to $64,044. In his usual characteristic manner, long-time cryptocurrency critic and gold bug Peter Schiff took the