Japanese public company Remixpoint Inc. has purchased 41.5 BTC. This raises its total holdings to 1,273 BTC. The purchase, valued at about $4.6 million, pushes Remixpoint into the top 40 firms worldwide by Bitcoin holdings. The move highlights the company’s steady focus on expanding its presence in the digital asset space. Traded on the Tokyo
As Bitcoin (BTC) faces the renewed threat of plunging below the $110,000 support amid a broader market sell-off, historical data suggests the asset may be destined for more losses in September. Since 2015, Bitcoin has managed only a 40% win rate in September, with an average return of -2.5%, according to data from charting platform
TL;DR Bitcoin futures opened with a massive CME gap, sparking debate on the potential for quick fills near $116,700. Whale dumped 24,000 BTC worth $2.7B, triggering $4,000 price drop and a liquidation cascade. Analysts highlight a $111,900 support zone, with deeper levels near $103K if selling pressure continues. CME Gap Formation Bitcoin futures opened with
Bitcoin slipped backed to the $112,000 region extending weekly losses even as its Realized Cap crossed $1 trillion for the first time. Summary Bitcoin drops to $112K as weekly losses deepen. Realized Cap surpasses $1T, showing record capital inflows. Ethereum gains momentum with whale accumulation. Bitcoin (BTC) retreated to $112,378 on Aug. 25, marking a
Michael Saylor, a renowned Bitcoin evangelist and a co-founder of the BTC-powered Strategy company, continues shilling BTC via his multiple tweets. In a recent X post, he has again sent a Bitcoin message to the global crypto community, this time referencing an iconic Tarantino movie – the very first one he directed and which brought
David Bailey, crypto advisor to Donald Trump, has everyone talking. He recently posted on X (formerly Twitter), saying, “There’s not going to be another Bitcoin bear market for several years.” It’s a bold claim, and the crypto world reacted instantly. Some investors cheered. Others leaned back, brows raised, waiting to see if he’s right. Big
Bitcoin suffered a sudden flash crash on Sunday night, losing over 3% within minutes. The selloff was triggered by a single whale who unloaded 24,000 BTC and redirected billions into Ethereum. The global cryptocurrency market turned red overnight as Bitcoin slid from $114,790 to $110,680 in a matter of minutes. The move represented a sharp
The cryptocurrency world is constantly moving, and tracking significant on-chain activity offers a unique window into market sentiment. A recent, substantial Bitcoin whale withdrawal has certainly sent ripples, capturing the attention of analysts and investors alike. This massive transfer of Bitcoin from a major exchange could signal important shifts in investor confidence and market direction.
Bitcoin BTC$112,010.27 dropped under $111,000 in a sudden weekend flash crash after a whale offloaded 24,000 BTC, or more than $300 million at current prices, into thin liquidity. The whale sent the full balance to Hyperunite, with 12,000 BTC transferred Sunday alone, as CoinDesk reported earlier Monday. That move erased gains from Fed Chair Jerome