We are less than seven days away from the end of the third quarter, and Bitcoin (BTC) is still struggling to recuperate following a wave of sell-offs earlier this week. Currently trading at around $111,600, the world’s largest crypto is down more than 5% on the weekly chart, having lost over $120 billion in market
Michael Saylor has just turned a meme into a business statement. The Strategy CEO posted an AI-generated video of himself blasting off with a jetpack and landing on the moon, with the caption perfectly characterizing this entire action. In the world of crypto, “to the moon” has always been a way of saying that prices
Bitcoin has been hovering above$111,000 a day ahead of new U.S. inflation data that will play a big role in determining whether the Federal Open Markets Committee lowers interest rates for a second time in 2025. Three analysts with whom Decrypt spoke differ about how the largest asset by market capitalization might respond. Bitcoin was
Bitcoin has risen about 350% since the ETF filings two years ago, as Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas called attention to in a recent tweet. The Bloomberg analyst was reacting to a crypto user who seemed to downplay Bitcoin’s rise since spot ETF filings were filed two years ago. Balchunas explains what Bitcoin’s 350% rise
Treasury companies have all slid from their all-time highs. BTC buying is having a disparate effect on corporate buyers, and often those with smaller treasuries end up losing the most. Buying BTC is not a universal benefit to treasury companies. Some of the smaller recent buyers, which added BTC to their balances for exposure, have
Crypto prices took another leg lower on Thursday while crypto-related stocks sold off after U.S. economic growth was revised sharply higher. The U.S. government reported that gross domestic product expanded at a 3.8% annualized rate in the second quarter, up from 3.3% in the previous estimate and well above the 3% initially reported. Alongside, initial
Bitcoin and Ether have dropped today as investors prepare for the expected expiry of more than $22 billion in Bitcoin options on Friday, the 26th. The expiry event is expected to heighten market volatility tomorrow. The expiry comes amid broader macroeconomic uncertainty as investors await U.S. economic data, gross domestic product figures, weekly jobless claims,
Melanion Capital has launched a private Bitcoin treasury model in Europe to allocate €50M to corporate Bitcoin reserves, offering private companies a structured framework to manage volatility, liquidity, and long-term capital growth while targeting alpha through active capital structuring. Melanion introduces a private Bitcoin treasury model and targets €50M for allocations. Model combines Bitcoin reserve
Bitcoin price has dipped again. The decline comes amid growing investor caution ahead of U.S. inflation data, rising ETF outflows, and massive liquidations. Summary Bitcoin price sits at $111,678, down 0.9% on the day. The crypto giant’s losses come ahead of U.S. inflation data, creating investor uncertainty. Exchange-traded funds tracking Bitcoin recently recorded outflows reaching