Michael Saylor posted two words on Thursday — “Be Unstoppable” — just as new rankings confirmed Strategy’s unmatched lead in corporate Bitcoin holdings. The company now controls 639,835 BTC, worth more than $70 billion, with Bitcoin trading around $109,500. The distance between Saylor’s firm and the rest is wide. MARA Holdings is second with 52,477
The cryptocurrency market is a dynamic landscape, and currently, Bitcoin (BTC) finds itself in a challenging position. Many investors are wondering why the leading cryptocurrency is struggling to gain momentum, particularly as it hovers below the significant $110,000 mark. The answer, according to recent analysis, points directly to persistent Bitcoin selling pressure. What’s Driving the
In a significant development for the cryptocurrency market, Chinese publicly listed Bitcoin mining company Cangao (CANG) has made headlines by substantially increasing its Bitcoin holdings. This strategic move highlights a growing trend among institutional players to accumulate digital assets. Cangao’s Growing Bitcoin Holdings: A Strategic Accumulation? Cangao recently announced an increase of 141 BTC to
Bitcoin steadied near $109,000 early Friday as markets looked ahead to today’s PCE inflation data release at 8:30 a.m. ET, later today. The stage is set not for speculation of a first rate cut, but for confirmation of one the Fed already executed. The Federal Reserve trimmed the benchmark rate by 0.25 percentage points on
Bitcoin price today is trading near $109,000, defending a key rising channel support while struggling below the $111,000–$113,000 resistance cluster. The market is torn between weakening momentum signals and a new adoption boost after Ohio confirmed it will accept Bitcoin for tax and government payments. Bitcoin Price Tests Channel Support BTC Price Key Technical Levels
Bitcoin slipped to its lowest level in four weeks late Thursday, with Glassnode analysts citing profit-taking by long-term holders and fading institutional demand as reasons behind the king crypto’s devastating trading week. The largest coin by market cap dropped under $109,000 just over a week after the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) cut its
By September 26, 2025, 08:48 UTC, when the price of Bitcoin (BTC/USD) is fixed at 109,649.31, it has fallen by 5,632.96 (-4.89) within 24 hours. The coin revisits the 20-week Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at 109,579.94 that the institutional and retail traders observe to confirm the medium-term trend. The 50-week EMA is at the level
Analysts at Bitfinex warn about a record $18 billion worth of Bitcoin options expiring this week. Summary $18 billion worth of Bitcoin options are expiring this week Market makers will likely react by selling spot BTC, Bitfinex analysts say BTC volatility will likely stay low ahead of the expiry Bitcoin is staring down a record-setting
Bitcoin gained slightly as the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that inflation increased 2.7% year-over-year in August, coming in only a bit hotter than July’s 2.6% reading. Core consumer spending, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, shows that inflation has risen 2.9% compared to the same period last year. “While this reinforces the Fed’s
Bitcoin’s (BTC) latest slide has not only rattled traders but also reshaped its wealth distribution at a breathtaking pace. Finbold research, drawing on data acquired from BitInfoCharts and verified via the Wayback Machine web archive tool, shows that between September 22 and September 26, the network shed 7,699 millionaire addresses, 1,116 wallets Bitcoin millionaires wiped