Bitcoin and major altcoins have begun a recovery after last week’s sharp decline triggered by macroeconomic data, and investors are reentering the markets with cautious optimism. Bitcoin Nears $115,000: Investors Are “Cautiously Optimistic” and Buy on the Dip Bitcoin rose 1.22% in the last 24 hours to $114,738. The world’s largest crypto asset had fallen
Bitcoin’s slow strut over the weekend has partially undone last week’s losses, but analysts remain cautious. While the top crypto is up 1.5% from Saturday’s low of $112,692, its recovery may be short-lived due to mounting headwinds, and a sharp reversal is possible, according to experts Decrypt spoke to on Monday. The first major headwind
The United States controls the largest share of the Bitcoin circulating supply, India holds the second-largest share, while Europe follows closely behind. According to the 2025 estimate shared by Fred Krueger, the United States’ Bitcoin holdings are worth an estimated 7.8 million BTC out of the 19.5 million in circulation. This represents 40% of the
Imagine holding the key to a fortune, only for it to slip through your fingers, ending up in a place where retrieval seems impossible. This is the unbelievable reality for James Howells, an IT engineer whose story has become a cautionary tale in the cryptocurrency world. For over a decade, Howells has been on a
A prominent analyst notes Bitcoin retesting a key long-term trendline, signaling a possible continuation of the uptrend or downward pull to lower levels. In a post on X, crypto analyst Michael noted that Bitcoin is retesting this 8-year trendline after reaching a new all-time high above $123,000. Bitcoin has since declined from this high, currently
Capital B (The Blockchain Group), listed on Euronext Growth Paris, has announced a capital increase and convertible bonds issuance totaling approximately $13.3 million (€11.5 million), aimed at advancing its Bitcoin Treasury Company strategy. The capital increase, priced at around €2.90 per share, will raise approximately $5.8 million (€5 million) and is fully subscribed by TOBAM
Bitcoin and other leading cryptocurrencies are showing signs of recovery following a sharp dip last week, primarily driven by macroeconomic factors. Over the past week, Bitcoin’s price dropped 4%, hitting a multi-week low of $112,000, which prompted Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, to warn that ongoing macroeconomic pressures could push BTC back toward the $100,000
Bitcoin has slipped below $115,000 amid an August correction, but behind the surface, a quiet shift in macro conditions may be laying the groundwork for a sharp reversal. At the time of writing, Bitcoin (BTC) is down 4% over the previous week, trading at $114,295. The pullback is a retracement of about 7% from its
Samson Mow, a prominent Bitcoin proponent and the CEO of JAN3, has made an important Bitcoin statement, hinting that those who are hesitant about buying BTC now will still have to do it later but at a much higher price. He published a tweet which might seem confusing to some if not looked at carefully.
Story Highlights Robert Kiyosaki issues a bold warning about the Bitcoin August Curse. History shows August hasn’t been kind to Bitcoin traders. Key Econmic events this month could decide if BTC holds or crashes. Bitcoin is trading around $114,000 today, posting minor gains as the broader crypto market steadies. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index