Bitcoin retreated Friday evening, falling to $75,120 per coin and marking a 2.8% decline over the course of the day. The daily decline added another bruise to what has already been a fairly miserable seven-day stretch, pushing weekly losses to roughly 5%. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin fell 2.8% Friday as Coinglass logged $577.9M in crypto liquidations.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved Nasdaq to list cash-settled bitcoin index options on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, opening a new derivatives gateway for institutional investors who want regulated bitcoin exposure without custody complications. Key Takeaways: SEC approved Nasdaq to list bitcoin index options on Phlx under ticker QBTC. Cash-settled QBTC contracts eliminate
Bitcoin is rapidly losing ground as investors pull out billions of dollars from U.S.-listed spot ETFs. The world’s largest cryptocurrency fell to $74,305 early Saturday, its lowest level since April 20, according to CoinDesk data. As of writing, BTC was down more than 3% over the past 24 hours and approximately 10% below its recent
Crypto bulls saw more than half a billion dollars wiped out in liquidations after the crypto market printed red indexes all around. The cumulative digital assets market cap dipped by more than 2% over the last 24 hours to hover around $2.53 trillion. Bitcoin saw $55 billion leave its market cap amid the fresh sell-off.
Strategy chairman Michael Saylor has not ruled out the company offloading some Bitcoin as early as this year, after recently softening his long-held “never sell” stance. “I think it’s not unlikely that we’ll sell some Bitcoin between now and the end of the year,” Saylor said during an interview with Natalie Brunell published to YouTube
Bitcoin is currently demonstrating price behavior characteristic of an “early bull market,” according to Fidelity Investments’ Director of Global Macro, Jurrien Timmer. So far, the bulls are refusing to yield despite facing very strong resistance. The head-and-shoulders neckline In a recent update on X, Timmer shared a detailed daily chart outlining Bitcoin’s current market structure.
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization, could be on the verge of an extremely volatile move, according to the Bollinger Bands indicator, which is closely followed by chartists. The flagship cryptocurrency remains in the mid-$76,000 range for now, CoinGecko data shows. The Bollinger Band squeeze, explained On X, Elon Musk’s social media platform, prominent
When Rep. Matt Van Epps helped lead the American Reserve Modernization Act of 2026 this week, he framed the bill not as an abstract national security measure — but as a direct extension of what he sees happening in his own backyard. “Nashville is one of the nation’s leading Bitcoin hubs,” Van Epps said in
Bitcoin was on course to close the five-day workweek on the losing side after it slipped below $77,000 just before midday Friday. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin fell below $77,000 on Friday, hitting an intraday low of $76,476 amid a $1,000 flash sell-off. The drop helped drag the total crypto market cap down to $2.65 trillion. Bitunix
Jeremy Sturdivant, the 19 year old who received 10,000 Bitcoin for two pizzas in May 2010, spent almost all of it long before $BTC crossed even $1, let alone today’s five figure levels. Jeremy Sturdivant, known as “jercos” on the Bitcointalk forum, was the counterparty to Laszlo Hanyecz’s now legendary 10,000 $BTC pizza purchase on