Bitcoin surged to $91,000, marking a notable reclaim of a key psychological level and signaling renewed momentum in the market. Buyers pushed price higher during a period of relatively thin liquidity, allowing Bitcoin to move swiftly from the $90,000 region. This move reflects growing confidence among market participants following weeks of consolidation. Post-Holiday Momentum Begins
Wells Fargo, one of the largest banks in the United States with nearly $2 trillion in assets, has announced the launch of Bitcoin-backed loans for institutional and wealth management clients. The decision marks a significant shift in how traditional financial institutions view digital assets, positioning Bitcoin not just as a speculative investment but as a
Bitcoin price held steady above the key support level at $90,000 as traders waited for the upcoming US inflation report, SCOTUS ruling on Donald Trump’s tariffs, and the CLARITY Act. Summary Bitcoin price remained in a tight range on Sunday. The United States will release the latest US inflation report on Tuesday. The Senate will
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Bitcoin price today trades near $90,600 as asset manager VanEck published a long-term framework projecting BTC could reach $2.9 million by 2050, assuming adoption as a global settlement layer and central bank reserve asset. The valuation arrives as price compresses inside a symmetrical triangle that has narrowed volatility for weeks, setting up a decisive breakout
More than 100 community bank leaders are urging U.S. senators to close what they describe as dangerous loopholes in stablecoin legislation, warning that trillions of dollars could migrate out of traditional bank deposits and undermine local lending across the country. But JPMorgan does not share the ABA’s fears. In a Jan. 5 letter sent to
Strategy founder Michael Saylor offered yet another subtle signal on Sunday, suggesting that his firm has most likely added more bitcoin to its holdings. Saylor’s Weekend Tease Sets the Stage for Strategy’s Next Bitcoin Disclosure Another week, another Sunday hint—one that will likely foreshadow a Strategy announcement confirming yet another bitcoin ( BTC) purchase. This
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated that there is a need for stronger and more sustainable decentralized stablecoins in the cryptocurrency sector, and highlighted three key issues that still need to be resolved in this area. According to Buterin, current stablecoin models fall short in terms of long-term durability and true decentralization. Issues such as dollar-centric