Bitcoin price is testing the key $65,000 support zone after Iran’s retaliatory strikes against the U.S. spooked investors, with charts suggesting a deeper slide toward $60,000 if bears remain in control. According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) fell 4.5% to an intraday low of $65,700 on Wednesday, June 3, before recovering to trade near
Short-seller Jim Chanos was right to be bearish about Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) in late 2024, but even he, one of Michael Saylor’s biggest critics, didn’t hang on long enough. Chanos took a victory lap with his short MSTR, long bitcoin ($BTC) pair trade on November 7, 2025, walking away with a respectable profit. He also
After closing May with a bearish outlook, Bitcoin ($BTC) price could potentially crash below $60,000 in June 2026. Amid a low spot and derivatives demand for Bitcoin over the past few days, as Finbold reported, prediction market traders are forecasting a further sell-off in $BTC price. As of press time, there is an 18% chance
The future of asset management is shifting on-chain, but the transition is exposing a major structural conflict over traditional corporate revenue. Speaking on a panel at the Proof of Talk summit in Paris, Jenny Johnson, CEO of Franklin Templeton, a $1.74 trillion asset manager, openly addressed the industry hesitation to deploy decentralized networks. According to
Bitcoin has fallen to a four-month low of $65,707 after losing about 7% in the past 24 hours and more than 12% over the last seven days. According to CoinGecko data, Bitcoin briefly touched $65,707.79 on June 3 before recovering slightly above $67,000, extending a week-long decline that has left the world’s largest cryptocurrency under
Investor outflows from US-based spot Bitcoin and spot Ethereum ETFs continue unabated. On June 2nd, a net outflow of $519.23 million was recorded from US spot Bitcoin ETFs. This marked the 12th consecutive day of net outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. According to the data, the total capital withdrawn from spot Bitcoin ETFs in the last
Bitcoin briefly fell below $66,000 late Tuesday before slightly rebounding, while Ethereum and other major cryptocurrencies also declined, as traders continue to digest Strategy’s recent bitcoin sale alongside broader geopolitical uncertainty. The world’s largest cryptocurrency ($BTC) dropped to a low of around $65,700 Tuesday night before rebounding slightly to $66,460 as of 1:00 a.m. ET
A rare Casascius physical Bitcoin coin, a collectible issued between 2011 and 2013, has been opened, resulting in the on-chain movement of 25 Bitcoin worth approximately $1.78 million at current market prices. The transaction was reported by Galaxy Research, which tracks the movement of these early digital artifacts. What Are Casascius Coins? Casascius coins are
ENI, a popular enterprise-centered blockchain network, has partnered with Noos Protocol, a cutting-edge Web3 infrastructure platform. The partnership is poised to start the next stage of AI-led infrastructure and wider decentralized innovation. ENI disclosed in its official social media announcement that the partnership combines its enterprise-scale blockchain capabilities with Noos Protocol’s focus on scalable data