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It appears that Bitcoin (BTC) is knocking on the door of a monster short squeeze. According to the Bitcoin heatmap, if the asset surges past $125,000, we could see $17 billion in short positions liquidated on major exchanges like Binance, Bybit, and OKX, based on Coinglass data retrieved by Finbold on August 29. On the
Story Highlights Gold hits record highs, fueling speculation Bitcoin may follow with explosive Q4 rally. Markus Thielen suggests Bitcoin mirrors gold, potentially preparing for its strongest breakout soon. Bitcoin options show stability advantage over Ethereum, sparking renewed investor interest in BTC. As gold edges near record highs $3475 this August 2025, crypto traders are watching
Bitcoin’s valuation slipped beneath $109,000 on Friday, tapping a session low of $108,104 per coin as all four major U.S. stock indexes traded in the red. Crypto Carnage: Bitcoin Dips With Derivatives on Fire Earlier in the day, bitcoin hovered between $110,500 and $111,100 before diving to its intraday floor of $108,104. The decline came
Historical data around Bitcoin Magazine’s annual U.S. Bitcoin Conference has shown a clear pattern of poor price performance for bitcoin during and just after the event. The indicator didn’t disappoint in 2025, with bitcoin BTC$108,522.84 struggling in late May/early June alongside and then following this year’s Las Vegas conference. The logic behind that price action
Michael Saylor picked a rough day to talk about the future. While Bitcoin was experiencing a slump and tons of leveraged bets were being wiped out, the Strategy chairman dropped a post with a dystopian cityscape and the caption “The Future is Orange.” This message of long-term conviction is happening in the middle of one
Bitcoin’s latest cycle has ignited a critical debate over whether the peak arrived sooner than expected. New data shows the cryptocurrency reached an all-time high of $124,128 on August 14, 2025, a date that falls exactly 481 days after the April 2024 Halving. That number is striking because it perfectly mirrors the historical average for
Bitcoin’s price hovered at $110,919 to $111,100 on Aug. 29, reflecting a cautious market amid persistent bearish sentiment. With a market capitalization of $2.19 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $40.13 billion, bitcoin moved within a tight intraday range of $109,568 to $113,291. Bitcoin The broader trend, assessed through the daily chart, remains decisively