Bitcoin’s relationship with traditional markets has changed sharply in a matter of weeks, with Santiment data showing that its correlations with stocks, the greenback, and even gold have all weakened. The part with gold is particularly interesting, as both assets recently moved at the same pace, but $BTC now appears to be trading far more
While President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency wallet has been diminishing for years, the latest September 22 disclosure revealed that the commander-in-chief has quietly built up a major indirect Bitcoin ($BTC) investment. Specifically, the billionaire Republican purchased up to $115,000 worth of Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) stock in late July, approximately one month after a strong $BTC rally
The upward movement in Bitcoin and altcoins continues to attract attention. $BTC has climbed above $87,000 since January, and analysts say it is giving significant technical signals confirming Bitcoin’s entry into a new bull market. At this point, according to CryptoQuant analysts, Bitcoin ($BTC) has crossed its 365-day moving average again for the first time
Solana generated more user fees than Ethereum in data provider DefiLlama’s Sept. 22 dashboard snapshot, while Ethereum burned more fees. The split shows that users’ spending can reach validators and applications without producing an equivalent benefit for someone simply holding the network’s coin. The data provider’s Solana overview showed about $1.1 million in chain fees
Enterprises racing to deploy autonomous software are running into a simple but thorny question: how do you know an AI agent acting on your behalf is actually authorized to do so? Hashgraph Group (THG), a Swiss Web3 and AI firm, says it has an answer, and it just got a major distribution boost. The company
Bitcoin’s current stabilization around $60,000, which most retail investors have rushed to call the long-awaited cyclical “bottom,” is highly likely to prove false. Bloomberg Intelligence’s leading macro strategist, Mike McGlone, has issued a stark warning: a final bottom forming at these levels is “unlikely,” and the market is on the verge of a broad return
Bitcoin options carrying roughly $16 billion in notional value expire on Deribit at 08:00 UTC on Friday, Sept. 25. Calls account for about $9.6 billion of that open interest and puts for about $6.4 billion. Bitcoin trades near $86,300 heading into the settlement, after climbing above $85,000 this week. Two US economic releases and the
Bitcoin climbed above $87,000 on Wednesday as traders reacted to President Donald Trump’s confirmation of a “very good meeting” with Iran’s officials on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. Falling oil prices, spot Bitcoin ETF inflows, and derivatives interest are bolstering positive sentiment for a broader crypto market rally.
Bitcoin ($BTC) faces its “next real test” at $90,000 as traders continue to return to unrealized profit. Key points: Bitcoin profit-takers may stall $BTC price upside at $90,000, CryptoQuant predicts. Onchain signals, including price reclaiming its 365-day moving average at $80,500, led analysts to call the start of the next bull market. CryptoQuant CEO Ki