Bitcoin’s current price stands at $107,891, with a commanding market cap of $2.15 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $33.63 billion. Price action flirted between $106,222 and $108,142 in the past day, serving up volatility with a side of whiplash. Bitcoin Chart Outlook The daily chart paints a dramatic arc. After peaking near $126,272
Bitcoin’s “four-year law” may be breaking for the first time. Despite record inflows into spot ETFs and swelling corporate treasuries, the market is no longer moving in lockstep with the halving cycle. Instead, liquidity shocks, sovereign wealth allocations, and derivatives growth are emerging as the new anchors of price discovery. This shift raises a critical
Jeremy Kranz, founder and managing partner of the venture capital firm Sentinel Global, has urged investors to exercise caution when dealing with privately issued stablecoins. According to Kranz, these assets carry all the risks associated with central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), as well as additional, unique vulnerabilities of their own. Kranz refers to privately issued
Data from the liquidation heat map indicates that the current price structure of Bitcoin has narrowed to two highly likely zones: $106,000 and $108,000. These levels are surrounded by leveraged positions worth over $150 million. As liquidity-hunting algorithms and high-volume traders respond to the widening imbalance, the concentration of liquidations in this range indicates that
Bull Wallet, a self-custodial, bitcoin-only mobile wallet emphasizing privacy and low-fee payments, has launched worldwide on iOS and Android, the developer announced. The app combines onchain bitcoin, Lightning Network and Liquid support with non‑custodial atomic swaps (using Boltz) to let users send and receive across networks, includes autoswap to move Liquid funds onchain, and offers
Gold has made every other asset on earth its dog throughout this year, rallying too hard that it now takes 116 hours of minimum wage work to buy one ounce of the precious metal in America, the highest ratio in literally over a century, according to data from Bloomberg. That means a worker earning the
Michael Saylor has once again hinted that his company, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), may be preparing to buy more Bitcoin, even as corporate Bitcoin treasuries face mounting pressure from a sharp drop in net asset values (NAV). In a Sunday post on X, Saylor shared a chart from the Saylor Bitcoin Tracker, showing Strategy’s cumulative Bitcoin
Mike McGlone, chief commodity strategist for Bloomberg Intelligence, has predicted that Bitcoin might further slump against gold. The famed analyst has noted that the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio has breached the critical uptrend line from the 2022 trough. Now that this major technical support level has failed, the lustrous metal is likely to continue outperforming the digital
Safello has been named the Preferred Partner to Fragbite Group AB (publ) for bitcoin trading and related crypto services as Fragbite establishes a corporate Bitcoin Treasury. Under the agreement announced 17 October 2025, Fragbite — a Nasdaq First North–listed Swedish gaming and esports company — currently holds about 19.75 BTC and aims to build its
Alex Thorn, Director of Research at Galaxy Digital, stated that despite the recent sharp decline, the structural bull cycle in the cryptocurrency market remains intact. He believes the next major rally will be fueled by AI investments, stablecoin growth, and asset tokenization. “AI spending is being supported by tech giants with strong balance sheets and