Bitcoin has just surpassed a major liquidity zone, raising questions about what comes next for the crypto asset. According to CoinGlass, based on the BTC orderbook heatmap, liquidity is concentrated around $109,500-$110,000. Bitcoin extended its recovery from a low of $109,993 on Sept. 6, reaching an intraday high of $112,107 early Monday. At press time,
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Echelon Wealth Partners co-founder Peter Schiff has taken aim at Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, one of Wall Street’s most famous permabulls, over his excessively optimistic Bitcoin (BTC) price prediction. Lee, who has predicted that the price of the leading cryptocurrency could potentially hit the $200,000 level, has blamed the most recent underperformance of the leading cryptocurrency
Bitcoin traded for $111,979 on Sept. 8, 2025, at 8:30 a.m., as the market showed tentative signs of recovery after a sharp correction. With a total market capitalization of $2.23 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $28.57 billion, the digital asset moved within a narrow intraday range of $110,690 to $112,112, suggesting investor caution
CoinShares, one of Europe’s largest digital asset managers, is heading to Wall Street. The company announced Monday that it will go public in the United States through a $1.2 billion merger with Vine Hill Capital Investment Corp (VCIC)., a Nasdaq-listed SPAC. The deal shifts CoinShares’ listing from Stockholm to New York, opening access to U.S.
Bitcoin’s U.S. Google search volume has dropped to an 11-month low amid gold’s record-breaking surge, with experts signaling a potential for capital rotation into the bellwether crypto. Google Trends data shows that Bitcoin’s search interest has dipped to lows last seen in October 2024, despite strong institutional ETF flows in early 2025. U.S. Google Trends
Strategy (MSTR) announced another 1,955 BTC purchase for $217 million on Monday, bringing the technology company’s total holdings up to 638,460 BTC, according to an SEC filing. The recent buys were made at $111,196, lifting the average purchase price up to $73,880 bet bitcoin. The announcement comes as BTC rose from $110,500 to $112,200 on
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino has dismissed suggestions that the stablecoin company has been offloading its bitcoin holdings in order to buy gold. Ardoino said Tether, issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin USDT, “didn’t sell any bitcoin,” in a post on X on Sunday. The Tether CEO was responding to suggestions from YouTuber Clive Thompson that
Continuing its weekly purchases, MicroStrategy (Strategy) made its weekly Bitcoin (BTC) purchase and announced that it purchased 1,955 BTC last week. Accordingly, MicroStrategy purchased 1,955 BTC worth $217.4 million at an average price of $111,196. Strategy founder Michael Saylor announced the news via a post on his X account. “Strategy purchased 1,955 BTC for approximately
Bitcoin entered a downtrend after its new ATH in mid-August, falling below $110,000. While the Fed is expected to cut interest rates in September for the rise, some analysts predict that Bitcoin will not experience the expected rise even if the Fed cuts interest rates. Speaking to The Block, Chronos Research Chief Investment Officer (CIO)