Strategy (MSTR), the world’s largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin, continued with its string of large weekly purchases, adding $2.13 billion worth of BTC. Led by executive chairman Michael Saylor, the company added 22,305 bitcoin at an average price of $95,284 per coin, bringing holdings to 709,715 coins acquired for $53.92 billion, or an average
Bitcoin’s bullish price outlook remains, but a retest of support near $90,000 poses a threat to this. The latest price action comes amid a whale move to transfer $84 million in BTC that had been dormant for 12 years. Global stocks and crypto faced new downside pressure amid escalating US-EU trade tensions. The Bitcoin price
The price of Bitcoin still under pressure while the network hashrate is rolling over. In bullish times, that combination is rarely seen. The economics of protecting the network are becoming difficult, especially for those who are not major institutions — even though Bitcoin itself is not broken. It is unprofitable A declining hashrate indicates that
Bitcoin price has entered a consolidation phase as macro uncertainty eases ahead of Trump’s Davos speech. The measured positioning of market behavior is not directional conviction, but influenced by cooling trade tensions and changing expectations with regard to U.S. policy signals. Although the pressure on headlines has reduced, the players still base their decisions on
Story Highlights Bitcoin price dips near $90K as whale selling activity on Binance drops sharply. CryptoQuant data shows BTC whale inflows to exchanges fell from $8B to $2.7B. However, BTC must reclaim $92K–$95K to target $100K, while $84K stays key support. Bitcoin price today slipped closer to the $90,000 level, while whale activity on Binance
Bitcoin’s recent price action reflects a market under pressure as bearish signals gain traction. BTC has struggled to sustain upward momentum, reinforcing a corrective outlook in the short term. Reversing this trajectory requires patience from investors and improved macroeconomic conditions. At present, Bitcoin appears to have only one of those factors working in its favor.
After a positive start to the year, Bitcoin’s upside momentum has taken a noticeable correction over the past two days. BTC attempted a break above the decisive level of $95K on January 14th but has since seen six consecutive red days, pulling back around 7% since the local high of $97,900. Approximately $100 billion has
Two market analysts on Tuesday warned the macro economic conditions, including the potential for a U.S. and E.U. tariff escalation and geopolitical tensions, are in place for bitcoin to drop in line with veteran trader Peter Brandt’s prediction. Brandt, a futures trader since 1975 with more than 852,000 followers on X, said late Monday that
Bitcoin fell below $91,000, triggering over $190 million in long positions to be liquidated within four hours. Traders who bet on rising prices had to sell quickly, which pushed the price down even further. Charts show that Bitcoin dropped from $97,000, with the biggest liquidations happening near that level. This event, called a “long squeeze,”
An untouched Bitcoin address has just moved its entire stack — 909.38 BTC, now worth $84.62 million — into a new wallet format, as revealed by Lookonchain. Everyone who knows what such a wallet can cause immediately asked three questions: who, why and what’s next. The address received its first inflow sometime between 2011 and