After several failed attempts to rally above $82,200 over the past seven days, Bitcoin ($BTC) price fell below its psychological support level around $80,000 on May 13, amid low demand in the United States. Bitcoin price has dropped nearly 3% over the past 7 days, trading at about $79,340 at press time. The flagship coin
Metaplanet (3350), Japan’s largest corporate bitcoin holder and the world’s third-largest bitcoin treasury company holding 40,177 BTC on its balance sheet, has confirmed a delay in its planned preferred share listing. CEO Simon Gerovich discussed the complexity of navigating Japan’s underdeveloped preferred equity market as the primary reason for the hold-up. The company’s planned instrument
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The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ($BTC), fell to levels around $79,800 yesterday following the release of better-than-expected US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data. However, buying pressure quickly increased, and it regained the $80,000 level. This indicates that it is maintaining and consolidating its position above $80,000. Although this situation created a brief period of panic, analysts
Eric Trump, the son of President Donald Trump and founder of the Bitcoin ($BTC) mining and treasury management company American Bitcoin (NASDAQ: ABTC), announced new plans that will help his company (and the U.S.) dominate the global cryptocurrency market. Speaking in an interview with David Lin published on May 12, Trump said there are effectively
Bitcoin is holding above key short-term support while it consolidates below resistance, keeping the bullish roadmap active for now. The setup puts $BTC at an important level, as a breakout could open higher targets, while a drop below support could weaken the current structure. Bitcoin Bulls Hold Control as $BTC Consolidates Below Resistance Bitcoin is
Bitcoin price held firmly above the key $80,000 psychological support on Tuesday after hotter-than-expected U.S. CPI data briefly triggered volatility across risk assets, with bulls now attempting to regain momentum toward the $85,000 region. According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) traded around $81,300 at press time on May 13 after rebounding from intraday lows
While macroeconomic pressure continues weighing on risk assets, a detailed BTC/USD chart analysis points to a powerful trend developing beneath the surface – buyers are methodically compressing price beneath key moving averages, preparing a launchpad for a move toward $93,500. The main intrigue lies in the strategic dominance of bulls across higher TradingView timeframes despite
The Bitcoin ($BTC) owned by conviction buyers, large entities with low on-chain activity, has tripled in 2026. The conviction buyers have increased their holdings by nearly 300% year-to-date (YTD) to approximately 4 million Bitcoin, according to on-chain data analysis from BitGo, analyzed by Finbold on May 13. After taking gradual profits between February 2023 and
Bitcoin held near the $80,500 level on May 13, 2026, at 8 a.m. ET, as traders weighed cooling short-term momentum against a broader bullish structure that still refuses to tap out quietly. With bitcoin priced at $80,550, a market cap of $1.61 trillion, and 24-hour trading volume reaching $40.58 billion, the world’s largest crypto asset