For the better part of the last two years, spot Bitcoin ETFs were treated like a one-way door. They took Bitcoin out of keys and operational hassle and turned it into a ticker that fit inside every normal portfolio. Money came in, shares got created, and Bitcoin had a steady, legitimate source of demand. Across
Bitcoin’s price showed a limited recovery today after sharp price fluctuations following the US and Israeli airstrikes against Iran. Investor confidence remains shaken by geopolitical tensions, and markets continue to search for a bottom. Following the US and Israeli attacks on Iran, the price of Bitcoin fell sharply over the weekend to around $63,000, while
The mood around digital assets has shifted again among the world’s largest allocators, according to Ron Biscardi, CEO of iConnections, which runs one of the largest capital introduction conferences globally. Biscardi, who has spent more than 25 years in the alternative investment industry and runs a platform that represents over $55 trillion in assets, has
Michael Saylor sparked renewed speculation in the markets by sharing a new Bitcoin ($BTC) update. Saylor’s post, which used the phrase “The Turn of the Century,” was interpreted as a sign that his company might be preparing to increase its Bitcoin holdings. In previous instances, Saylor has typically made similar posts a day before an
Leading bitcoin BTC$67,086.98 treasury company Strategy has again raised the dividend on its STRC (“Stretch”) preferred series. Led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, the firm lifted the annualized payout by 25 basis points to 11.5%. While STRC to this point has performed as hoped by the company — continuing to trade in a tight range
Bitcoin’s path to a market bottom could come as soon as next month, if the gold-denominated bitcoin price is any indication, according to Rony Szuster, Head of Research at the largest Brazilian crypto exchange, Mercado Bitcoin. In dollar terms, the most recent peak occurred in October 2025 at about $126,000. If the current cycle follows
The global financial world just received a powerful signal. A four trillion dollar banking giant now sees Bitcoin differently. JP Morgan has publicly stated that Bitcoin looks more attractive than gold for the long term. That statement carries serious weight in the Bitcoin vs gold debate. For decades, investors trusted gold as the ultimate hedge.
Bitcoin stunned traders after climbing back to $68,000 in a dramatic turnaround. Just hours earlier, markets bled as war fears gripped investors worldwide. Then everything changed. Iranian state media reported that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in joint U.S.–Israeli airstrikes, sending shockwaves across global markets. The sudden headline flipped sentiment almost instantly. Panic
SpaceX has held bitcoin for years without ever having to explain why to the public market investors. That’s about to change. Bloomberg reported late Friday that Elon Musk’s rocket and satellite company is targeting a confidential IPO filing with the SEC as soon as March, keeping it on track for a June listing that would
Bitcoin traded at $66,424 on March 1, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. EST, consolidating inside a defined $63,886 to $68,043 intraday range as the broader structure remained under pressure. While short-term charts show range stabilization, moving averages and momentum metrics continue to lean defensive across time frames. Bitcoin Chart Outlook On the daily chart, bitcoin maintains