Bitcoin price fell to about $83,450 on Sep. 25 after a rally above $87,000 earlier in the week gave way to a narrower trading range. The pullback comes as traders weigh a quarterly options expiry against higher U.S. Treasury yields. According to the daily Bitcoin price chart, $BTC traded near $83,476 after reaching $85,255 during
Bitcoin ($BTC) fell below $84,000 on Thursday as investors continued to take profits after the cryptocurrency’s rally to its highest level since January. However, it has slightly recovered and is now trading above $84,200. Despite the decline, sustained exchange-traded fund inflows and accumulation by larger holders suggest that underlying demand remains constructive. Bitcoin also continues
Bitcoin has held near $84,000 after twice failing to sustain moves above $87,000, while ETF inflows, whale accumulation and falling exchange balances continue beneath the price consolidation. CoinGecko shows Bitcoin near $84,403 at the latest check, with a 24-hour range between $82,941 and $84,843. $BTC has gained roughly 10.3% over seven days, keeping most of
Bitcoin’s latest reaction to rising Treasury yields fits a pattern that researchers have tracked since 2020. Bitcoin traded below $84,000 on September 24 as US government bond yields reached multi-decade highs. The 10-year Treasury yield touched 5.145%, while the 30-year yield moved above 5.44%, its highest level since 2004. Strong US economic data and higher
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has been on an upward trend since July. Currently, $BTC has closed July and August in positive territory and is preparing to close September in positive territory as well. A positive end to September would mark a three-month uninterrupted upward trend for Bitcoin between July and September. Historically, Bitcoin has only
Strategy MSTR$158.08 is asking shareholders to approve daily dividends across its four U.S. listed preferred stocks, STRF, STRC, STRK and STRD. The largest corporate holder of bitcoin $BTC$83,520.54 proposed that dividends would accrue every calendar day, including weekends and holidays, and be paid on the next business day. The proposal changes payment timing, but leaves
Options on BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) are pricing smaller swings than the fund experienced during Bitcoin’s recent rebound, according to Saxo Bank. IBIT’s implied volatility stood at 37.4%, compared with realized volatility of 45.5% over the 20 trading sessions through Tuesday, Saxo investment and options strategist Koen Hoorelbeke wrote Thursday. Based on Wednesday’s data,
Bitcoin could soar to as high as $500,000 within roughly two years, according to Cole Kennelly, founder and CEO of cryptocurrency volatility specialist Volmex Labs. Bitcoin would have to increase more than sixfold from the level shown during the interview to reach $500,000. This would mean a gain of roughly 540%. BTC is currently changing
Bitcoin is showing signs of strength as its monthly RSI recovers from the low levels seen during its 2026 decline. Bitcoin analyst PlanB, who has over 2 million followers on X, shared the latest monthly RSI chart from Block Horizon and simply said, “Bitcoin is getting stronger.” Bitcoin Monthly RSI Moves Back Above 50 The
Bitcoin’s blockchain has recorded a flawless on-chain maneuver, putting a huge amount of liquidity at stake. A major investor completely emptied his transit wallet, “bc1qlnexsqagmk27ju9dmmvj47016…,” transferring 4,500 $BTC ($381.38 million) to a brand-new, clean address, “bc1qpls5rs7z53avm0k6ohh40y301….”. The donor wallet, whose history analysts had tracked for several years, now has an absolute zero balance as per