ProCap Financial (BRR), the first publicly traded agentic finance firm, has purchased 450 bitcoin $BTC$65,948.26, increasing its total holdings to 5,457 $BTC. The acquisition makes ProCap the 19th largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin, while lowering the company’s average cost basis per coin. Chairman and CEO Anthony Pompliano said the company is executing a dual
Strategy (MSTR), the world’s largest publicly traded corporate holder of bitcoin, expanded its position last week by acquiring 3,015 $BTC for approximately $204.1 million, or an average price of $67,700 each. Bitcoin is trading at $66,000 on Monday morning, with MSTR shares flat in early action. To fund the buys, Strategy raised roughly $229.9 million
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Story Highlights Global oil prices surged 13% after U.S. and Israel struck Iran amid escalating Middle East conflict tensions. Iran blocked Strait of Hormuz, impacting nearly 30% global oil supply disrupting key global shipping routes worldwide. Analysts warn Bitcoin could fall below $60K if conflict continues and oil prices keep climbing sharply higher. Global oil
Bitcoin ($BTC) is currently trading near $66,425, reflecting a market in post-impulse consolidation. The cryptocurrency recently surged from $62,500 to test $70,000 before entering a range-bound phase. Traders are closely monitoring the $66,200 pivot, as holding this level maintains short-term bullish potential. Meanwhile, failure to sustain above it could lead to deeper retracements toward $65,400
Bitcoin tests key Fibonacci resistance as geopolitical tensions rise, while weekly EMAs break fuels debate over trend direction. Bitcoin ($BTC) is hovering near $66,149, down 1.0% in the past 24 hours, as the price fluctuates between $65,149 and $67,263. Attempts to hold above $67,000 have faded, leaving $BTC in a tight, choppy range. While the
Bitcoin BTC$66,299.23 is trading near $66,500 after adding 1.1% since midnight UTC and more than 5% from the weekend low of $63,000. The crypto market is back in the middle of a trading range that has persisted since the start of February, with a volatile past week testing $70,000 to the upside and $62,500 to
Bitcoin (BTC), which has been fluctuating between $70,000 and $63,000 since February, experienced a sharp drop over the weekend due to the US-Iran conflict, but subsequently recovered. While Bitcoin remains around the $66,000 level, Singapore-based cryptocurrency analysis platform QCP Capital has shared its latest analysis for Bitcoin. According to QCP analysts, the cryptocurrency market remained