This Mother’s Day, bitcoin was trading around $81,700, a figure that would have seemed impossible when it sat at $8 on the same holiday in 2011, making this the second-highest Mother’s Day price in bitcoin’s 15-year history. Bitcoin traded at a daily high of $81,700 on Mother’s Day 2026, up from $8 in 2011, a
Bitcoin ($BTC) has climbed roughly 40% from its February lows, bringing the price back to a critical resistance zone that could determine whether the bear market continues or finally ends. Key takeaways: Bitcoin fell 2.25% to around $80,500 after failing once again to break above its 200-day EMA resistance. Previous rejections from the same technical
As Bitcoin [$BTC] pushed toward the $80,500–$81,000 region, miner activity increasingly shaped broader market momentum beneath the surface. Public mining firms distributed nearly 32,000 $BTC during Q1 2026 alone. That figure exceeded total liquidations recorded throughout all of 2025. Part of that pressure emerged from tightening post-halving economics across the mining sector. Notably, the Hashprice
The U.S. CPI Bitcoin outlook is suddenly at the center of the crypto market, with a fresh inflation report due on May 12 and Bitcoin sitting near levels that could break sharply in either direction. For traders already on edge, the next Consumer Price Index print is more than a routine macro release. Instead, it
Bitcoin’s price has fluctuated wildly since 2022. In 2022, the cryptocurrency market experienced “crypto winter,” falling from a $1.2 trillion market cap to $319 billion. The crypto market was under a lot of strain due to events like the Terra/Luna collapse, the aggressive Fed rate hikes, and the FTX bankruptcy. However, by 2024, the market
ETF inflows hit $630 million the day before Bitcoin flipped Tesla in market cap — and calling it a coincidence requires ignoring how markets actually work. On May 10, @LLuciano_$BTC , a well-known market enthusiast posted what became one of the most shared crypto milestones of the week: Bitcoin surpassing Tesla to become the world’s
Digital asset investment products recorded $857.9 million in inflows last week, according to CoinShares’ latest weekly fund flows report. The figure marked the sixth straight week of positive flows and the largest weekly total since April 24. Total assets under management rose to $160 billion. CoinShares linked the move to stronger market sentiment after Bitcoin
Ripple CTO David Schwartz proposed a pool of names for a new privacy protocol on Solana Labs, responding to a public request from Mert Mumtaz. Schwartz’s proposed list included Umbra, Solstice, Veil, Specter, Obsidian, Nyx, and Obscurant. Answering the question in the headline, it’s because of the synergy between top executives from traditionally competing blockchain
The crypto industry could soon witness one of its biggest regulatory breakthroughs. Prediction market platform Kalshi now shows a sharp rise in approval odds for the Bitcoin Clarity Bill before August. The probability recently surged past 50%, creating fresh excitement across the digital asset sector. Traders, investors, and blockchain companies now expect lawmakers to move