Bitcoin advocate Minesh Bhindi, aka British HODL, believes the leading cryptocurrency could surge to around $340,000 during the current market cycle. Key Points Bitcoin could hit $340,000 during this market cycle. If conditions align, the rally might even kick off later this year. Bitcoin’s market cap of $1.2–$1.3 trillion suggests room for growth compared with
As the long-standing debate about Bitcoin’s supply scarcity remains unresolved, a recent X post from Strategy founder Michael Saylor on a similar matter has triggered a reaction from Jan3 CEO and longtime Bitcoin advocate, Samson Mow. In his post, Strategy’s Saylor declared Bitcoin’s supply limited, making it insufficient for everyone to buy. Samson Mow, on
Bank of Canada, together with RBC Capital Markets, TD Bank Group (TD) and Export Development Canada (EDC), has completed Project Samara, a trial of tokenized bond issuance on distributed ledger infrastructure, according to a recent press release. During the pilot, ECD issued a $100 million tokenized bond that was traded and settled on the Samara
Bitcoin price has dipped below the $70,000 level after holding above it for the past two days as markets reacted to the ongoing U.S.–Iran war. Surging oil prices pushed risk sentiment lower across global markets, placing pressure on crypto and equities. As oil surged above $86 per barrel on March 6, Bitcoin retreated after its
Bitcoin trades near $70,000 after a turbulent stretch that erased gains from the previous rally. The market now enters a critical consolidation phase between major support and resistance zones. Traders watch this range closely because it could define Bitcoin’s next macro direction. Price Structure Signals a Decision Zone Bitcoin still trades below key Fibonacci retracement
At 8:30 a.m. EST, bitcoin traded at $69,926 on March 6, 2026, with a market cap of roughly $1.39 trillion and about $48 billion in 24-hour trading volume. The session’s intraday band ranged from $69,732 to $72,956, leaving price pinned near the middle of a tightening consolidation range where buyers defend the $69,000 area while
A Bitcoin Policy Institute study of 36 AI models found that 48.3% chose Bitcoin ($BTC) as their preferred monetary tool. Meanwhile, no model selected fiat currency as their top overall preference. The study analyzed more than 9,000 model responses. Why it matters: According to the BIP, the findings point to an increasing demand for native
Story Highlights Wallets tied to Jane Street just moved $19M in Bitcoin to institutional exchanges, right as U.S. markets opened. The 10 a.m. Bitcoin slam was supposed to be over but now traders aren’t so sure. One firm facing lawsuits across two continents, and regulators on both sides are watching. Wallets linked to Jane Street
Bitcoin (BTC) has slid 5% over the past 24 hours, falling below $67,000 and erasing yesterday’s gains as renewed institutional outflows and rising geopolitical tensions pressured the broader crypto market. However, our machine learning algorithm suggests that the ongoing decline is short-term, with the asset set to bounce back to some of the highest levels