Bitcoin has pulled back to around $115,000, marking a 6.8% decline below its all-time high of $124,128, reached on Aug. 14. Summary Bitcoin retreats to $115K, about 7% below its Aug. 14 ATH of $124,128. Binance whale distribution and rising exchange reserves signal ongoing selling pressure. Analysts see $114K support as crucial before a potential
SharpLink Gaming saw its stock drop sharply, falling over 15% to $19.85 after the company reported a staggering $103 million loss for the second quarter of 2025. As reported by CoinMarketCap via X (formally Twitter). Just a year ago, the same period brought in a small profit of $500,000, making this drop even more dramatic.
Cryptocurrency investment products saw another week of strong inflows, largely driven by Ether exchange-traded products (ETPs). Global crypto ETPs posted $3.75 billion of inflows during the trading week ending Friday, European crypto asset manager CoinShares reported on Monday. The inflows came amid strong bullish momentum for Ether (ETH), with prices nearing all-time high levels above
A widely followed trader is issuing a warning, noting that Bitcoin (BTC) may be mirroring a pattern witnessed at the top of the 2021 bull market. In a new YouTube video, crypto trader Cheds tells his 50,300 YouTube subscribers that Bitcoin’s rally to a fresh all-time high last week before succumbing to another sell-off could
Story Highlights Bitcoin price plunges to $115K, facing tough resistance near $116K amid seller pressure. Doctor Profit warns September could be very red, citing history of repeated monthly losses. Trading plan suggests shorting Bitcoin at highs, then rebuying cheaper during September correction. Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, kicked off the week with a sharp fall
Bitcoin price is trimming gains and trading below $120,000. BTC is now showing some bearish signs and might decline below $115,500 zone. Bitcoin started a downside correction below the $120,000 zone. The price is trading below $118,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There was a break below a key declining channel with support
In a fascinating development that underscores the evolving landscape of corporate finance, Lib Work, a prominent Japanese construction firm, is making headlines. The company has announced a significant plan for a Bitcoin purchase, signaling a bold step into the world of digital assets. This move by a traditional industry player highlights a growing trend where
President Donald Trump is calling today a “big day” at the White House, and for good reason. He’s hosting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and a slate of top European leaders for a high-stakes meeting aimed at ending the war with Russia. The guest list for these crucial peace talks is a who’s who of Western
Asset manager Vanguard has trimmed its stake by 10%, in Michael Sayor’s Strategy (previously MicroStrategy), during the second quarter of 2025. This comes as the MSTR stock has lost its volatility and has been trading in a very tight range over the past four months, finding support at $360. The recent trimming of stake by
Bitcoin (BTC), which reached a new ATH of over $124,000 a few days ago, has been falling ever since. Having reached a new ATH on August 14, BTC continues to experience declines as the above-expectation US PPI data continues to negatively impact investor confidence. Analysts say the influx of economic data from the US has