Bitcoin (BTC) reached a new all-time high (ATH) yesterday, climbing to $111,999 on Binance exchange before dipping slightly to around $110,000 at the time of writing. While the broader trend remains bullish, some analysts now anticipate a short-term pullback. Bitcoin Remains Bullish But Some Pullback Expected According to a recent CryptoQuant Quicktake post by contributor
A new research by crypto investment firm, Keyrock, has shown that Bitcoin treasury companies account for just 0.59% of daily BTC price movements. The Brussels-based firm released the market report on July 10. The report shows that the Bitcoin Treasuries company has minimal influence on price action despite holding a combined 847,000 BTC, approximately 4%
SkyBridge Capital founder and CEO Anthony Scaramucci says Bitcoin (BTC) appears ready for more upside as it hovers around its all-time high. In a new interview on the White Crypto YouTube channel, the hedge fund veteran says Bitcoin could go up by up to 65% from the current level before the end of the year.
Shareholders trimmed support for executive pay packages at leading US Bitcoin (BTC) miners to an average of 64% in this year’s proxy season, far below the over 90% approval norm across the S&P 500, according to a July 10 VanEck research note. VanEck reviewed filings from eight listed miners and found average named-executive-officer (NEO) compensation
Bitcoin surged to an all-time high of $116,000 on July 10, just six days after Donald Trump signed the Big Beautiful Bill into law. The flagship cryptocurrency has gained 6% since the bill’s signing, with Ethereum and other altcoins following close behind. The rally comes amid a wave of macroeconomic shifts, rising US debt, tightening
Bitcoin (BTC) treasury companies shifted BTC’s spot price by an average of 0.59% per day in 2025, even after adding roughly 725,000 BTC to their balance sheets, according to a July 10 Keyrock research report. The study measured the price impact using Kyle’s Lambda across all BTC-USDT markets and found that corporate buying seldom moved
Stablecoin platform Agora has raised $50 million in a Series A round led by Paradigm, with additional backing from Dragonfly Capital, the company announced on Thursday. The funding will support the expansion of Agora’s all-in-one system for issuing and managing stablecoins, as well as the introduction of its new white-labeled stablecoin product. “We believe stablecoins
The most successful asset of the last 15 years is once again annihilating the doubters. In the last hour, a total of $687.22 million in Bitcoin shorts have been liquidated, according to the crypto data aggregator CoinGlass. The shorts have provided rocket fuel for a sudden move above $116,000. BTC began the day at around