The founder and CEO of Coin Bureau, Nic Puckrin, seems to expect the Bitcoin bottom to come soon. He shared important analytics data to back his statement. Bitcoin has never been so oversold, he claims. Bitcoin extremely oversold Puckrin shared a Bitcoin chart from the Bitstamp exchange, showing that $BTC RSI has dropped to 25.6,

Bitcoin is trading at $62,693 on Feb. 24, 2026, at 9 a.m. EST, clinging to a critical support band as bearish structure dominates across multiple time frames. Momentum metrics and moving averages suggest the path of least resistance remains lower, unless bulls can reclaim key resistance with conviction. Bitcoin Chart Outlook Bitcoin‘s broader daily chart

The price correlation between Bitcoin and gold over the past six months has dropped to -0.7, as $BTC continues to underperform gold. Since September 2025, Bitcoin ($BTC) has collapsed by more than 41% amid a consistent months-long downtrend that gained momentum in October 2025. However, within this period, gold (XAU) has increased 48% to new

Bitcoin’s price continued in the downward direction this week, extending its bearish movement by nearly 7% in less than 72 hours. The latest push has plunged the cryptocurrency into its Q2-Q3 2024 price cluster, when $BTC traded in a sideways range for about six months. Source: TradingView Bitcoin is in a Crucial Zone TradingView’s data

In a landmark move for institutional cryptocurrency adoption, the Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company (BSTR) is preparing for a public listing as early as April 2025 through a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) merger. This strategic initiative, first reported by CoinDesk, signals a pivotal shift in how corporations might manage treasury assets. The company, led by

Crypto exchange Kraken is launching what it calls the first regulated perpetual futures contracts based on tokenized stocks, the firm told CoinDesk. The products, available to eligible non-U.S. users in more than 110 countries, track digital versions of major U.S. stocks, indices and a gold ETF, building on the tokenized equities offering of xStocks that

Undaunted by the plunge in bitcoin $BTC$63,799.95 and the even worse price action for bitcoin treasury companies, Adam Back, the CEO of Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company (BSTR), says shareholder approval for a public listing could come as soon as April. The public listing would come via a SPAC merger with Brandon Lutnick’s Cantor Equity Partners

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved a special request from asset manager WisdomTree allowing shares of its Treasury Money Market Digital Fund to trade at $1 with a dealer on an intraday basis, regardless of the fund’s end-of-day net asset value. Until now, investors in the fund, which trades under the ticker

Meta, the U.S. tech giant helmed by Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg, is aiming to enter the stablecoin space later this year, pending successful integration with a third-party firm to facilitate payments using the dollar-pegged token technology, according to three people familiar with the plans. The tech giant, which owns Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram and has

The well-followed Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index briefly looked like it was recovering after the Feb. 5 crash. It wasn’t. The premium has now been negative for 40 consecutive days, according to Coinglass data, setting the longest streak of sub-zero readings since 2023. The current reading sits at -0.0467%, barely changed from two weeks ago, when

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