Bitcoin price just flashed the same warning that preceded its 35% January collapse, slipping below a cluster of critical technical lines on the daily chart. A single wallet still withdrew 873 $BTC worth $66 million from OKX, possibly betting the outcome this time will look nothing like January. Bitcoin Price Cracks All Four EMAs as
Bitcoin is barely holding above a key support level after recent volatility, even as the S&P 500 continues pushing to new highs and stabilizing broader risk markets. In strong risk-on environments, Bitcoin normally outperforms equities, making the current lack of leadership increasingly concerning for traders expecting another leg higher. The divergence is now raising fresh
Bitcoin continues facing mounting pressure after failing to reclaim the $82,800 resistance zone earlier this month. The latest correction pushed $BTC toward the $75,000 region, where traders now watch for signs of stabilization. At the same time, institutional sentiment weakened as BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF recorded another day of heavy outflows. Bitcoin Holds Critical Support
David “JoelKatz” Schwartz turned a casual X exchange into a broader discussion about language, logic, and crypto governance. The Ripple CTO emeritus pushed back against the idea that a word’s origin decides its current meaning, pointing instead to how people use language today. Schwartz touched on password-verification behavior and later made a short comment on
Elon Musk could soon control one of the largest corporate bitcoin holdings in public markets if Tesla and SpaceX ultimately merge, according to reports surrounding ongoing internal discussions about combining the companies. CNBC reported Tuesday that Musk has discussed with colleagues the possibility of folding Tesla and SpaceX together, citing people familiar with the talks.
Jamie Dimon just said the quiet part out loud. The JPMorgan Chase CEO confirmed that his potential successors are already inside the company, and that the board considers succession planning its single most important agenda item right now. The internal horse race Dimon has made clear that the successor pool is drawn from JPMorgan’s current
Alpha Compute Corp., trading on NASDAQ under the ticker ALP, has signed a deal to acquire a 60% controlling stake in GAMEE from Animoca Brands. The enterprise valuation comes in at $18 million, with considerations of up to $11 million tied to how GAMEE performs over the next two years. The deal also creates something
When you own more Bitcoin than any other public company on Earth, a bad day for $BTC is a very bad day for your balance sheet. Strategy, the company formerly known as MicroStrategy, watched over $690 million in value evaporate from its Bitcoin treasury as the price of $BTC fell below $75,000. Strategy holds hundreds
Fold Holdings just landed $150 million in borrowing power to scale its Bitcoin rewards credit card across the country. The facility comes from Encina Lender Finance and gives Fold a four-year runway to issue cards to a growing waitlist of customers eager to stack sats on everyday purchases. Here’s the thing: this is debt, not