Bitcoin is trading above $77,000 on Monday as selling in AI-related stocks put Wall Street on course for a weaker open. The weakness followed weekend calls to pace AI development and coincided with rising oil prices. Gains in software shares showed a more divided technology market. At 4:46 a.m. Eastern on Sept. 14, Reuters reported
Bitcoin — along with artificial intelligence — could help humans get their time back to create again, according to Strike CEO Jack Mallers. The reason: hard money doesn’t rob people of their time and energy and truly rewards people time and energy well spent, Mallers argued on Bitcoin Magazine’s debut TV show on Monday. “Money
As of September 14, 2026, the crypto market’s attention is squarely on Bitcoin price today, which sits at $77,782, holding above every major daily moving average while structural bullishness continues to define the broader trend since summer. But beneath that calm surface, momentum is cooling even as price refuses to break down — and that
On the 11th of September, Bitcoin [$BTC] fell to a low of $76,046. Just an hour and a half later, $BTC had rallied 5.05% to reach a high of $79,890. This kind of swift, intense volatility hunted down both long and short liquidations. The seemingly resurgent bulls were stopped in their tracks. Over the weekend,
In brief Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has called on AI labs to deliberately slow capability gains for safety reasons; OpenAI’s Sam Altman and xAI’s Elon Musk both said they agree. Nvidia, Intel, AMD and Marvell led a chipmaker selloff Monday, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index down almost 6%. Bitcoin climbed as high as $78,280, adding
Bitcoin is consolidating near $77,900 after recovering from a weekend sell-off, leaving Tuesday’s CLARITY Act vote alongside a clearly defined technical test. The four-hour Binance chart shows $BTC holding above $77,500 after rebounding from the $76,000 area. Source: TradingView However, the price remains below resistance between $80,443.99 and $81,301.38. That places Bitcoin between a key
Metaplanet has approved a wholly owned Hong Kong subsidiary with $1 million in planned capital to manage Bitcoin-linked investments during Asian market hours. Metaplanet said in a Sept. 11 disclosure that its board had authorized the creation of Metaplanet Asset Management Asia Limited. The company expects to incorporate the business in Hong Kong during September
Bitcoin ($BTC) rose 1.3% on September 14, outperforming the broader cryptocurrency market following a short squeeze in derivatives markets. Looking ahead, though, our machine learning algorithm predicts the asset is going to plummet by the end of the month. Namely, based on the forecast given by Finbold’s AI Agent, Bitcoin could decline 4.93% from its
Bitcoin’s recent rally is facing skepticism as analysts, including COINDREAM, point out the lack of solid spot demand. The absence of sustained buying pressure raises concerns about the rally’s conviction. As traders navigate this landscape, understanding the implications of weak demand becomes crucial for future price movements. Source: COINDREAM. What Went Down The broader cryptocurrency
Strategy’s recent decision to allocate $139.3 million for repurchasing shares of its STRC preferred stock indicates a notable shift in investment priorities. Between September 8 and 13, the company did not engage in Bitcoin transactions, neither buying nor selling. This decision, as highlighted by the tweet from @WuBlockchain, raises questions about future Bitcoin engagement and