In brief Bitcoin traded around $86,000 on Monday, roughly $1,200 below the $87,354 swing high that has capped the rally. Macroeconomic winds have turned in Bitcoin’s favor, with potential future catalysts around the corner. The daily chart has painted a decidedly bullish picture, with Bitcoin entering a second, stronger “golden cross.” Bitcoin is starting the
Digital Currency Group founder Barry Silbert commented on a new initiative by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to reform accredited investor rules. The “King of Crypto” recalled his 2011 interview with the WSJ concluding that 15 years later, Wall Street had effectively capitulated to his long-term prediction about tokenization. The regulator has officially
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, made a strong start to October, known as a bull month, closing the week above $86,000. This was its highest closing level in the last 8 months, but BTC still couldn’t surpass the $87,000 level and retreated back below $86,000 due to selling pressure. At this point, the market believes that
Coinbase says it can now complete a support-testing cycle of roughly 90 cases in 30–45 minutes, work that previously took one to two weeks of manual setup and execution. The figure, disclosed by its engineers on Sept. 21, gives Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong’s push for an AI-native company a concrete example of automation reducing repetitive
Morgan Stanley is making a mark in the Bitcoin ETF market as it has maintained a long streak of steady Bitcoin purchases regardless of the unstable market conditions. Following its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation, Morgan Stanley is drawing close to hitting a $1 billion milestone in its Bitcoin ETF as its holdings continue to expand. Morgan
Draper Associates, the venture firm founded by Tim Draper, has led a strategic funding round in Xverse, the self-custodial Bitcoin wallet, the company said. Trust Machines and Draper Dragon also took part. Terms were not disclosed. Xverse is trying to put lending and yield products around a wallet without taking custody of the coins, the
Bitcoin ($BTC) fluctuated around $86,000 after Monday’s Wall Street open as US bond yields continued to rise. Key points: Bitcoin rejected near its weekly close of $86,570 after the start of the US trading session. US bond yields staged a rebounBitcoin price action continued with smaller moves, with the 2026 yearly open at $87,570 lingering
Chainlink’s co-founder Sergey Nazarov participated in the Sibos 2026 conference alongside BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank to discuss the rapid adoption of tokenized assets. This involvement underscores Chainlink’s increasing significance in the evolving digital finance landscape, particularly in fostering new use cases that leverage blockchain technology. Such discussions could pave the way for broader institutional
Bitcoin’s price picture on Oct. 5 presents an intriguing contradiction: Price remains above nearly every important medium- and long-term moving average, yet the market keeps running into trouble as it approaches $87,000. At roughly $86,084 on Bitstamp at 8:45 a.m., bulls still command the larger structure after bitcoin’s recovery from $74,913, but softer momentum readings
The G7’s emergency diesel plan has created a near-term test of whether cheaper energy can ease pressure on Bitcoin. Leaders on Oct. 2 agreed to accelerate releases from emergency fuel reserves, including a substantial amount of diesel within 20 days, as governments try to contain shortages and elevated prices that have added to inflation pressures.