Bitcoin (BTC) may be on the verge of a powerful rally that could temporarily dethrone gold as investors rotate capital into the largest cryptocurrency, according to economist Henrik Zeberg. His technical analysis suggests the Bitcoin-to-Gold ratio is poised for a parabolic rise before hitting a major top, a move that could leave gold bulls nursing
Bitcoin (BTC) traders remain on edge as the pioneer crypto consolidates below $115,000. Liquidity heatmaps show crowded short positions and whales quietly increasing exposure ahead of Wednesday’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Investors wager a 97.8% chance that the Fed will cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point (25bps). Liquidity Builds
Key Takeaways According to CryptoQuant, Bitcoin whales are back in profit as the market price has risen above the “New Whales Realized Price” of $112,788. The ‘New Whales Realized Price’ metric is a valuable indicator, tracking when large new Bitcoin holders are above or below profitability. Bitcoin whales have returned to profitability as the cryptocurrency
Bitcoin is currently priced at $114,500, with a total market capitalization of $2.28 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume clocking in at $49.29 billion. The intraday price range stretched between $113,599 and $115,755, giving traders just enough rope to swing but not quite enough to lasso a breakout. Bitcoin Chart Outlook Starting with the 1-day
Bitcoin breached $116,000 for the first time in two weeks, and the usual narrative surfaced: inflation hedge. But the data tells a different story. This cycle, Bitcoin trades less like a consumer-price shield and more like a real-time barometer of dollar liquidity and discount rates. The question isn’t whether Bitcoin hedges inflation, but whether a
BOB (“Build on Bitcoin”) has unveiled a new framework enabling bitcoin BTC$115,334.08 holders to borrow stablecoins against their BTC while keeping it secured on the Bitcoin network. The Bitcoin Vault Liquidation Engine addresses some persistent challenges in bitcoin lending, such as all-or-nothing liquidations, and multi-day settlements, founder Alexei Zamyatin told CoinDesk in a Telegram message.
Strive, (ASST) has added 72 bitcoin BTC$114,183.19 to its holdings using proceeds from the exercise of traditional warrants issued in connection with its previously disclosed private investment in public equity (“PIPE”) financing transaction, according to an 8-K filing. The company yesterday purchased approximately 72.3 BTC for about $8.26 million, an average price of $114,303 per
Chun Wang, co-founder of major Bitcoin mining pool F2Pool, has pushed back against a proposed temporary soft fork aimed at limiting data spam on the Bitcoin network. Wang wrote in a Monday X post that “BIP-444 is a bad idea.” He added that he, and presumably F2Pool, are “not going to soft fork anything,” whether
The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) has announced a new wave of funding through its Bitcoin Development Fund (BDF), distributing 1 billion satoshis — approximately $1.1 million USD — to 20 projects around the world. The grants, awarded to developers, educators, and activists spanning Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Europe, aim to strengthen Bitcoin’s role as
Bitcoin (BTC) briefly breached $116,000 for the first time in two weeks as traders positioned for a dovish Federal Reserve decision and fresh capital flowed back into digital asset products following October’s risk-off stretch. As of press time, Bitcoin traded at $114,683.03, up 0.15% over 24 hours. The move reflects a convergence of macro tailwinds