Bitcoin bulls are in a battle to flip three moving averages back to support at the start of the week, according to the latest BTC price analysis. This comes amid a US shutdown that could halt key economic data releases and slow regulatory processes, potentially delaying the approval of crypto ETFs. After a FUD-filled week
Bitcoin is entering a critical 48-hour window that may shape the rest of 2025. On September 30, the cryptocurrency will confirm both its monthly and quarterly closes, a rare dual close that has often marked major shifts in the past. According to an analyst, this comes after Bitcoin dipped into the $109,000 to $110,000 range,
The number of Bitcoin ATMs worldwide climbed by over 600 during the third quarter (Q3) of 2025, continuing the steady pace seen in the first half of the year, when more than 1,000 new machines were installed. According to the data acquired by Finbold research and published in its Q3 2025 Cryptocurrency Market Report, the
The Bitcoin (BTC) price plunged from $115,000 to $108,000 last week in a bearish move that stunned investors. However, the flagship coin is on a rebound move, climbing by over 0.60% in the last 24 hours. CryptoQuant, a crypto analytics platform, has highlighted five key metrics to watch for a bullish rally to $150,000. Bitcoin
Bitcoin’s outlook is looking more optimistic after Binance founder CZ shared a chart from October 2017 today. Back then, Bitcoin was trading at $4,319 with daily volume a little over $1.1 billion. In the weeks that followed, the price jumped above $17,000, which was one of the hottest runs in crypto’s history. The timing of
Bitcoin is still flexing its trillion-dollar muscles this morning, trading at $113,083 with a market cap of $2.25 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $61.95 billion. The price ping-ponged between $112,009 and $114,762 over the last 24 hours, making it the kind of market that either keeps you caffeinated or completely unhinged. Bitcoin On
Payments giant Stripe unveiled a stablecoin issuance platform and AI commerce tools at its New York showcase on Tuesday, marking a push to tie its payments business to the growing role of digital dollars and artificial intelligence in online transactions. Open Issuance, underpinned by stablecoin infrastructure platform Bridge that Stripe acquired for $1.1 billion last
Bit Digital (BTBT) shares slid 8% at the U.S. market open, dropping to $2.92 after the company announced an upsized $135 million convertible note offering. Bit Digital increased the size of the 4.00% convertible senior notes offering from $100 million. Underwriters hold a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional $15 million. The notes
Crypto exchange Gate unveiled Gate Fun, an on-chain platform that allows users to issue and trade tokens without coding. The platform runs on Gate Layer, the company’s recently launched layer-2 network built on the OP Stack. Gate claims users can create tokens in under a minute by paying a small gas fee in GT, the
U.S. bank Citizens began coverage of Circle Internet (CRCL) with a market perform rating, noting that while the company is poised to capitalize on stablecoin growth, its valuation already captures much of the upside. Circle, issuer of the second-largest stablecoin, the dollar-pegged USDC, and euro-pegged EURC, has built a broad infrastructure suite, including a payments