A sharp rally which began late in the weekend continued into U.S. Monday morning trading hours, with BTC$114,034.85 re-taking the $114,000 after having tumbled below $109,000 last Friday. The move suggests crypto traders are responding to the same macroeconomic factors — namely lower interest rates across the West — that’s been driving gold and many
Bitcoin’s network hashrate surged to a new high of 1.2 zetahashes per second and stabilized around 1.039 ZH/s, highlighting the industrial nature of the current mining. The milestone comes on the heels of a resurgence in BTC strength, whose price has regained lost ground to reach a high of $112,000 on Monday. Reaching a zetahash
Prenetics $PRE is a publicly-traded medical company, which acquired 15.4 additional Bitcoin to reach a total of 243.4 BTC. Prenetics was ranked 78 on the Bitcoin 100 Ranking on September 29, 2025 according to an update announced by BitcoinTreasuries.NET. The Nasdaq billboard to welcome Prenetics was also present in the post. JUST IN: Publicly traded
Bitcoin (BTC) suffered a sharp selloff last week, losing almost 1,000 millionaires a day as prices slid to as low as $109,000. The drop was followed by an altcoin rebound on Monday, September 29, as more than $260 million in BTC short positions were liquidated, fueling gains in Solana (SOL), Dogecoin (DOGE), Ethereum (ETH), and
Story Highlights Bitcoin closed September green, breaking history’s bearish curse, hinting at a strong Q4. Historical data shows Bitcoin’s Q4 rallies often deliver up to 85% average gains. Top Analysts suggest Bitcoin could climb as high as $150,000 by end of Q4. Bitcoin just closed September in the green, breaking one of its longest-standing bearish
Plan B Network and the Plan B VC Fund have unveiled CypherTank, a Bitcoin-focused pitch competition set to take place in Lugano during the Plan B Forum. The initiative, offering over $850,000 in total prizes, aims to spotlight innovative Bitcoin projects and establish Lugano as a premier Bitcoin hub. The competition will feature eleven carefully
Bitcoin news enters the final days of September with a mix of caution and optimism. While the Bitcoin price sits just above 112,000 USD, the bigger story isn’t only in the candles but in what the macro calendar is about to deliver. This week packs labor market data, Fed speeches, corporate earnings, and even the
Bitcoin’s 2026 price targets span from $60,000 to $500,000, centering on a median near $201,000 off a current price near $113,000, framing a cycle defined by institutional demand, policy shifts, and a constrained float. According to a consolidated analysis of public forecasts, the range maps to conservative, base, and bullish clusters that hinge on fund
QCP Capital announced that cryptocurrency markets are showing signs of recovery after last week’s selling pressure, paving the way for an “October rally.” The company’s report noted that Bitcoin (BTC) rose to $112,000 and Ethereum (ETH) to $4,100. Spot prices remained stable over the weekend, despite significant ETF outflows last Friday, suggesting that selling pressure
Strategy (MSTR) announced on Monday that it purchased 196 BTC for $22.1 million, bringing its total holdings to 640,031 BTC. The latest purchase was made at an average price of $113,048 per bitcoin, raising the company’s overall average purchase price to $73,983. The acquisition was funded through the issuance of common stock via an at-the-market