When bitcoin ($BTC) was above $84,000, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) founder Michael Saylor said, “sell a kidney if you must, but keep the bitcoin.” Yesterday, $BTC hit $63,000. Since his February 27, 2025 advice, $BTC has crashed by $19,000, and his company has lost $20 billion in market capitalization. Strategy’s February 2025 holdings (499,096 $BTC) have
The chance of Bitcoin reaching $1,000,000 is higher than the chance of it dropping to $0, according to Austin Arnold, founder of Altcoin Daily. The statement comes as Bitcoin now trades at $66,700, down 48% from its all-time high. Some bearish commentators, like Peter Schiff and Mike McGlone of Bloomberg, have predicted a drop to
GD Culture Group (GDC) has received board approval to sell part of its 7,500 bitcoin reserve to help fund a previously announced stock repurchase program, the company said. The board authorization allows management to decide when and how to carry out the bitcoin sales. GD Culture emphasized it’s not obligated to sell any set amount
Bitcoin correlation with U.S. equities has fallen to its weakest level since late 2022, according to market intelligence firm Santiment. In a recent post on X, the firm explained that Bitcoin has historically moved in tandem with the S&P 500. For instance, when interest rates were low and economic growth was strong, as in 2021
As the cryptocurrency market navigates a challenging period, Google Trends data shows a notable shift in crypto-related search behavior during the prolonged bear market. While price charts reflect a gloomy atmosphere, a new wave of interest is quietly forming. This trend could create a pivotal shift for the market’s next cycle. Diverging Retail Investor Sentiment
The market remains gripped by extreme fear. Many Bitcoin investors focus only on short-term price fluctuations and fixate on negative factors. As a result, they overlook strong underlying fundamentals. Although the price may be correcting, the following data reinforces the case for a recovery. Lightning Network Growth Despite a Sharp Bitcoin Price Decline Bitcoin’s price
GD Culture Group Limited, a Nasdaq-listed firm specializing in AI-driven digital human technology and livestreaming e-commerce, said Wednesday its board approved the potential sale or disposal of part of its 7,500 Bitcoin holdings to fund share repurchases. The disposition would support a $100 million buyback initiative disclosed on February 18. Proceeds will cover stock repurchases
Bitcoin ($BTC) continued its decline, which began in October, into February, with the price falling to levels around $60,000. Although there has been a slight recovery in the last 24 hours, Bitcoin’s decline is deepening. At this point, analysts have begun to examine the behavior of different investor groups in the market. At this point,
The decline in Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, to as low as $60,000 may be coming to an end. An analysis indicated that the miners’ capitulation has ended, suggesting that $BTC is approaching its bottom. According to CoinDesk, market analyst James Van Straten said that Bitcoin miners are entering the final stages of capitulation, which increases
Bitcoin ($BTC) continued its downward trajectory in February, trading at $64,492, nearly 50% below its early October all-time high (ATH) price. Yet, price action tells only part of the story. According to River, Bitcoin adoption accelerated last year, with institutions, banks, merchants, public companies, and even nation-states increasing their exposure. Is Bitcoin’s 50% Decline Masking