The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, made an overnight attack towards its all-time high price level. BTC, which is up 2.3% during the day, is only 0.76% away from its ATH level. The majority of the price increase occurred in the last hour. The reason for the price increase is stated as Donald Trump postponing his
The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has renewed its all-time high price record after a long break. The previous all-time high price record for Bitcoin was $111,900, according to the averages of cryptocurrency exchanges. On Binance, Bitcoin broke that record at $111,999. Chart showing BTC price breaking record. The trigger for the record-breaking move is attributed
Bitcoin BTC$111,513.04 broke out of its recent very tight trading range during U.S. Wednesday afternoon hours, threatening to topple its May record of $112,000. The move came amid a broader crypto rally that also saw Ethereum’s ether ETH$2,758.16 surge 6% above $2,700, its highest level in a month. Bitcoin itself was ahead 2.4% at $111,400
Bitcoin surged to $109,343 on July 9, up 0.8% over the prior 24 hours, according to CoinDesk Research’s technical analysis model. In a Truth Social post at 10:00 a.m. ET, Trump declared that the U.S. federal funds rate is “at least 3 points too high,” referring to a 300 basis point (3%) cut. He argued
Bitcoin hovered at $109,053 to $109,500 in today’s morning session, underpinned by a market capitalization of $2.16 trillion and 24-hour trading volume of $21.07 billion. Price action remained tightly coiled between $108,198 and $109,500 over the last day, hinting at potential breakout volatility in the near term. Bitcoin Price structure on the daily chart has
A prominent CryptoQuant analyst has identified the point at which Bitcoin long-term holders may start selling their holdings. According to Axel Adler Jr., a verified analyst at CryptoQuant, these seasoned investors usually begin selling their holdings once their profits cross a major threshold, and this could have an impact on Bitcoin’s future price action. When
Ongoing tariff risks could hurt Bitcoin’s safe haven narrative in the short term, according to a Bitfinex expert. Bitcoin’s (BTC)bullish case has long relied on its role as a hedge against inflation and geopolitical risk. However, the asset is now facing pressure from evolving U.S. trade policy, Jag Kooner, Head of Derivatives at Bitfinex, said
In the dynamic world of cryptocurrencies, strategic moves by innovative companies often signal significant shifts. One such development comes from LQWD Technologies Corp., a Canadian firm at the forefront of Bitcoin Lightning infrastructure. They’ve just announced a substantial upsizing of their private placement, securing a remarkable C$12.3 million (approximately $9 million USD). This isn’t just
Bitcoin’s on-chain momentum is looking bearish—and could turn negative unless prices continue to rise, according to an ARK Invest report. Capital flows decreased during the second quarter, with the number of new buyers entering the market continuing to decline. ARK Invest analysts wrote that data suggests Bitcoin’s market-value-to-realized-value, or MVRV ratio, is currently near the
Michael Saylor, Bitcoin permabull and co-founder of Bitcoin treasury company Strategy, has noted the BTC price surge that has been taking place in the past few hours, and made that the topic of his regular daily BTC tweet. Once again, Saylor has posted a Bitcoin-themed AI-generated image featuring himself. This time, Saylor is sitting in