Jack Dorsey’s Cash App has removed fees on large Bitcoin purchases and recurring buys, making it cheaper for U.S. investors to buy and hold Bitcoin. The change applies to purchases over $2,000 and all recurring Bitcoin buys starting February 2026. 🇺🇸 Jack Dorsey’s Cash App announced no fees on large #Bitcoin buys and recurring Bitcoin
The US Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs under IEEPA on Feb. 20, and markets immediately inherited a large cash flow question. The amount at stake was more than $175 billion in tariff collections that could be subject to refunds, with the Court offering no step-by-step plan for how refunds should be
Bitcoin fell toward $63,000 on Saturday as investors pulled away from riskier assets, concerned about persistent inflation and artificial intelligence disruption. Bitcoin fell to a low of $63,019 and was trading down 2.78% in the last 24 hours to $64,044. In his usual characteristic manner, long-time cryptocurrency critic and gold bug Peter Schiff took the
Bitcoin price today trades near $63,790, trading flat after breaking below the $64,000 support that held through most of February. The move places sellers in control as derivatives positioning collapses and prediction markets price in extended weakness through year-end. Open Interest Crashes As Derivatives Unwind Source: Coinglass Open interest declined 1.98% to $43.43 billion, continuing
While bitcoin has been idling well beneath the $70,000 threshold, onchain metrics reveal that long-dormant wallets established between 2010 and 2017 have stirred to life in February, shifting 1,908.21 $BTC value at just over $125 million through 69 separate transactions. Early Bitcoin Spending Activity Moderates Amid Lower Price Range This year, bitcoin prices have fallen
President Donald Trump has pulled the United States into military action against Iran, and the first consequence for crypto markets was another wave of selling rather than a rush into Bitcoin as a haven. According to CryptoSlate’s data, $BTC price dumped around 7%, erasing some of its weeklong gains to trade as low as $63,000
Bitcoin is trading at $63,922 on Feb. 28, 2026, at 8 a.m. EST, clinging to the mid-$60,000s after a bruising February drawdown. The narrative grew considerably more fraught as hostilities in the Middle East began commanding international attention. For now, bitcoin’s broader structure remains heavy, and the charts across multiple timeframes suggest that rallies continue
Although Bitcoin (BTC) remains in a bearish phase, a trading expert has suggested that technical indicators and historical price action point to a potential return to $100,000 within the next year. The outlook follows Bitcoin’s recent streak of five consecutive monthly red candles after its October all-time high. According to data shared by TradingShot in
Since it’s pretty clear we’ve now seen this cycle’s bull market high, I’ve created an updated halving-cycle model built on four Bitcoin cycles. The model projects a cycle low near $35,000 in December 2026 after a 72.5% drawdown from a $126,219 cycle high. Inside the halving-cycle framework My last model correctly marked both the 2021