Strategy, a Bitcoin treasury company led by Michael Saylor, continued its purchases despite the decline. According to an 8-K filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company purchased an additional 1,142 $BTC between February 2 and 8 for approximately $90 million. The average cost of this purchase was reported as $78,815
Bitcoin and altcoins experienced a major crash last week. While the $BTC price fell as low as $60,000, Bernstein analysts assessed the recent decline. According to The Block, Bernstein analysts said the recent decline was exaggerated and that their year-end target of $150,000 remains valid. $150,000 Valid for Bitcoin ($BTC)! Bernstein analysts have described the
Strategy, the business intelligence firm that has become the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, added 1,142 $BTC to its reserves over the past week, bringing total holdings to 714,644 $BTC valued at roughly $49 billion. Strategy has acquired 1,142 $BTC for ~$90.0 million at ~$78,815 per bitcoin. As of 2/8/2026, we hodl 714,644 $BTC acquired
Strategy (MSTR) added to its bitcoin BTC$69,206.63 holdings, but appears to have made all its purchases before the deep price plunge in the back half of the week. Led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, the company added 1,142 bitcoin for $90 million, or an average price of $78,815 each. Strategy’s stack now stands at 714,644
Binance’s SAFU fund, created to protect user assets, continues to increase its Bitcoin reserves. According to the latest information, SAFU Fund has purchased an additional 4,225 $BTC, worth approximately $299.6 million. This purchase brings the fund’s total Bitcoin holdings to 10,455 $BTC. Based on current prices, SAFU’s total $BTC holdings are now worth approximately $734
Bitcoin ($BTC) experienced a major crash last week, falling as low as $60,000. However, it subsequently recovered and rose to $70,000. However, this rise doesn’t seem to have convinced some analysts. Indeed, predictions continue to emerge in the market that despite Bitcoin’s short-term recovery, a true bottom has not yet been reached. Many analysts have
While Bitcoin ($BTC) has recovered to the $70,000 level after last week’s major crash, the cryptocurrency market is discussing a Financial Times opinion piece that predicted $BTC would fall to $0. The Financial Times, one of the largest financial newspapers in the UK and the world, has once again featured Bitcoin on its front page.
Bitcoin price rebounded to an intraday high of $71,850 on Monday after it reclaimed the $70,000 psychological support amid a spike in short liquidations and a fresh macro catalyst. Summary Bitcoin price rallied to nearly $72,000 on Monday morning. Bitcoin ETFs ended their 3-day outflow trend with $371 million in inflows. Technical indicators hint at
$Bitcoin has just witnessed one of its most turbulent weeks in recent history. After a brutal sell-off that saw the premier cryptocurrency plunge from the $80,000 range down to a terrifying low of $60,000, Bitcoin has staged a resilient comeback. As of today, February 9, 2026, Bitcoin is trading firmly above the $71,000 mark, signaling
Bitcoin $BTC$69,052.41 plunged early this month to nearly $60,000, wiping out large chunks of value across the crypto market and vaporizing some trading funds. Most observers pinned the slide on macro forces, including the capitulation of spot ETF holders (and potential rumors of funds blowing out their positions). Yet another, quieter force, one that typically