Newly appointed Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has publicly described Bitcoin as the new gold, according to a report from Kalshi Crypto. The statement, made during a recent economic forum, marks a significant shift in tone from traditional financial leadership toward digital assets. Warsh’s Statement in Context Kevin Warsh, who took office as Federal Reserve
Bitcoin fell below the $73,000 level due to rising geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic pressures. On-chain data analytics platform Spot On Chain stated that there are signs that the market decline is stemming from selling by large investors, often referred to as “smart money.” The platform stated in a post on X that news of the
Since falling below $80k, Bitcoin has traded within a descending channel, touching a low of $74k, before a slight rebound. At press time, Bitcoin traded at $75,882, down 1.65% on the daily charts. With the continued decline, $BTC fell below both the EMA and the MA at $77k and $76k, respectively, reflecting strong downward pressure.
The much-hyped copper-to-gold breakout says more about how capital is shifting between defense and growth than it does about bitcoin’s destiny on its own. Ethereum (ETH) charts and Bitcoin (BTC) flows might grab more headlines, but the signal embedded in the copper-to-gold ratio is about global liquidity and risk appetite across the entire market complex.
The world’s largest Bitcoin treasury and business intelligence firm, Strategy, has revealed its total Bitcoin purchase of 2026, scooping up all Bitcoin mined this year and more. This has followed several weeks and months of steady Bitcoin accumulation as the firm continued to show strong conviction in the world’s largest cryptocurrency. Strategy acquires 171,238 Bitcoin
DDC Enterprise Limited (NYSE American: DDC) expanded its corporate Bitcoin treasury to 2,714 $BTC on Wednesday with the purchase of 131 Bitcoin, the company announced. The New York-based company said the acquisition marks its second Bitcoin purchase in seven days, following a 200 $BTC transaction on May 21. Together, the two deals added 331 $BTC
Bitcoin broke below $73,000 for the first time in months as fresh U.S. strikes on Iran sent risk assets lower and triggered one of the largest liquidation events of the year. Bitcoin traded at $72,978 in Asian hours Thursday, down 3.4% over 24 hours and 6.3% over the past seven days, per CoinDesk data, after
Bitcoin has fallen more than 3% over the past 24 hours as traders reacted to renewed Middle East tensions, persistent ETF outflows, and a fresh rejection below a major technical resistance zone. According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price dropped from around $77,880 to nearly $75,220 overnight before recovering slightly toward $75,700 during early
Bitcoin is exhibiting a diverging market trend that bulls would not want to see, with prices relying heavily on bullish derivatives momentum. Bitcoin ($BTC) dropped below $75,000 today, building on the bearish momentum from the previous day. Amid this, a report has highlighted a concerning mismatch between demand and derivatives sentiment, adding to the current