As reported by Fortune, Grayscale Founder Barry Silbert has revealed his crypto pick aside from Bitcoin. At Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech conference in Park City, Utah, Silbert indicated he is betting on something other than Bitcoin, hinting at his newest passion. “I believe that the next big wave in crypto is going to be the convergence
Peter Schiff, probably the most vocal and stubborn hater of Bitcoin, has done it again. This time the target for his bespoke crypto criticism was Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, who shared a selfie with Strategy’s Michael Saylor, captioning that post with “Bitcoin and Ethereum are friends.” For Schiff, though, they are rather “partners in crime,” as
Bitcoin could easily secure a tenfold increase from here, according to Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, co-founders of crypto exchange Gemini. In a recent interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box, the twin entrepreneurs suggested that the premier crypto asset could climb to $1 million. They said this while highlighting their long-held view that Bitcoin represents a modern-day
All three major stock indices closed at record highs on Thursday afternoon and now on Friday, bitcoin is following suit. BTC Soars as Equities Peak A curious thing happened on Thursday. Inflation came in slightly hotter than expected after the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported an elevated Consumer Price Index (CPI), but it turns out
Angel investor Jason Calacanis urges investors to purchase Bitcoin directly instead of following Michael Saylor’s corporate strategy. He warns that MicroStrategy’s aggressive Bitcoin accumulation could inflate risk, distort the company’s actual valuation, and damage Bitcoin’s broader market reputation. Calacanis believes direct ownership offers investors more control and avoids the volatility of a single company’s extensive
Bitcoin advocates around the world are enamored with the economic policies of El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, and his embrace of the digital asset. But when looking at his government’s crypto buys, something doesn’t quite add up. Back in 2022, the millennial leader said he’d buy one Bitcoin per day. At today’s prices, that’s over
A group of large investors, often called ‘sharks,’ purchased a massive 65,000 BTC in just one week. Bitcoin’s price recovered to $115,000 in two weeks. Typically, shark wallets hold between 100 and 1,000 BTC. This group previously gained attention for a large-scale buying spree when Bitcoin was consolidating around the $112,000 level. Sharks Accumulate 65,000
Bitcoin (BTC) was trading around $115,000 on Friday, September 12, as investor sentiment improved and the global crypto market topped $4 trillion in market capitalization. Daily trading volume also rose more than 5% to $54.13 billion, fueled by steady institutional inflows and greater liquidity, both of which signalled renewed confidence among short-term traders and long-term
Michael Saylor, a Bitcoin advocate and Strategy founder, has taken to his official X account to talk BTC to the community and share an important message about the future with them. He used a device popular among brand lovers, likening its recent model to Bitcoin. According to Saylor, the future can be described in just
Bitcoin continues to consolidate within a defined range, holding above key support zones while attempting to build strength. Momentum remains muted, however, as both buyers and sellers display caution, leaving the market in a waiting phase for fresh order flow. Technical Analysis By Shayan The Daily Chart On the daily chart, Bitcoin is holding above