Amid a sea of new crypto treasury companies popping up, Bakkt and BitBridge are in the news today, after they both provided updates on their bitcoin treasury strategies. Bakkt(BKKT), the technology firm that went all-in on crypto,has signed a deal to acquire nearly one-third of Japanese trading company Marusho Hotta (8105), in a move that
Bitcoin ETFs have suffered outflows for the fourth day running, as institutional investors take cash off the table following recent all-time highs. Data from SoSoValue shows sell-offs across all U.S. funds tracking Bitcoin’s spot price hit a total of $196.18 million on Tuesday. However, this is less severe than in recent days. Outflows stood at
The $105,696 level, coinciding with Bitcoin’s 21-week moving average, remains a critical support point for the market. $105,696: Why Is It Still a Critical Support Level for Bitcoin? According to experts, predicting whether it will return to this level may be premature and even pessimistic at this stage. However, as long as the price remains
Bitcoin is changing hands at $114,299, giving the network a market value of about $2.27 trillion. Over the past 24 hours, exchanges processed $35.08 billion in spot turnover while prices ranged between $112,770 and $114,883. Bitcoin The daily chart shows that bitcoin rallied from roughly $105,130 to a peak near $123,236 before slipping back toward
Bitcoin is showing early signs of recovery after printing a higher low around the $112,700 level, as noted by analyst Michaël van de Poppe. At press time, BTC is trading at approximately $113,950, down 0.58% in the last 24 hours. The move follows a volatile week where the price dipped from mid-July highs of $123,200
Story Highlights Bitcoin dropped below $114K as long-term holders sold after the ATH breakout. Over 70,000 BTC were sold at a loss by short-term holders, adding to the decline. Key support lies at $108K–$112K, with $103K seen as a potential rebound zone. Bitcoin fell 0.8% to $113,467 early Wednesday, staying close to the one-month low
Robert Kiyosaki did not set out to become a Bitcoin millionaire. In fact, according to the author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” it happened more or less by accident — thanks to a few early purchases and what he now calls the “sheer genius” of Satoshi Nakamoto’s original design. The personal finance guru made a