Bitcoin has been taking a common route. It plummeted only weeks following the end of the U.S government shutdown on November 13, 2025. The same was witnessed in January 2019 when the Bitcoin plunged following the end of the shutdown. The recent drop is in the midst of a solid bull market and that is
Public, a platform designed for long-term investment, announced that it has paid $65 million in cash and stock for Alto’s CryptoIRA business, thereby expanding the number of Bitcoin retirement options it offers. According to the announcement, Alto clients will be able to use the platform until early 2026 when complete integration with Public’s system is
Bitcoin 2021 vs. 2025 – A Disturbing Pattern Reappears When comparing the 2021 and 2025 charts side by side, the similarity is striking. 2021: Double Top → Black Friday → Collapse $Bitcoin formed a broad double top. A sharp correction around Black Friday marked the start of the major downtrend. What looked like a normal
Story Highlights Bitcoin hits a six-month low as investor confidence in a December Fed rate cut falls. Odds for a December cut drop from 90% to below 45%. Several fed officials signal caution over inflation and rate cuts. Crypto and stocks are vulnerable to sharp pullbacks if the Fed holds rates steady. Bitcoin has dropped
The Smarter Web Company CEO, Andrew Webley, shared a wide-ranging weekly update. He addresses everything from Bitcoin’s choppy price action to the company’s long-term vision. Despite recent market pressure, Webley made it clear that he sees no slowdown ahead. Instead, he believes the recent volatility may be setting the stage for the next move up.
Bitcoin’s latest rejection didn’t come out of nowhere; it hit resistance exactly where the charts warned it would. Now, the spotlight shifts to a critical survival zone between $93,000 and $97,000, a range that could determine whether bulls can mount a recovery or if deeper losses are on the horizon. Micro-Resistance Zone Holds Firm, Forcing
The Bitcoin price dropped below the $100K mark after a sharp wave of selling hit major assets across the board. Panic selling drove BTC down as buyers had a hard time to regain lost form. Interest continues to grow around the new Bitcoin model, which outlines a path toward the $200K region over the next
Harvard University’s latest 13F filing with the SEC has generated significant buzz in the institutional investment world. According to the filing, the university held 6,813,612 shares of IBIT, BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF, as of September 30. This position is valued at approximately $442.8 million. Harvard has increased its IBIT investment by 257% from the 1,906,000
Bit Digital reported its third‑quarter earnings last night and said its revenue for Q3 2025 reached $30.5 million, based on figures it released in its new filing. The company said the jump from the $22.8 million it reported a year earlier came from strong activity in its WhiteFiber unit and higher staking income from Ethereum.
The past few days have been nothing short of violent rollercoasters that brought bitcoin and most altcoins down to multi-month lows. Analysts are now split on whether the largest cryptocurrency has bottomed at $94,000 after dumping by $13,000 in just three days. Final Shakeout Ahead? BTC is notorious for its volatility, especially in the TradFi