After a bullish run since April, Bitcoin (BTC) is on track to close August in the red. The flagship coin is feeling the pressure after facing a major sell wall at $120,000 in July, a move that was driven by a significant drop in on-chain demand from whales. Over the past 24 hours, that pressure

Bitcoin traded at $108,526 as of Aug. 30, 2025, at 7:45 a.m. Eastern time, with a market capitalization of $2.16 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $47.69 billion. The intraday price range extended from $107,682 to $111,142, reflecting a narrow band of volatility amid persistent downward pressure. Bitcoin Despite brief moments of accumulation, bitcoin

River says individuals still own the majority of bitcoin. The U.S.-based bitcoin financial services firm revealed ownership distribution research dated Aug. 25, 2025 in a recent post on X. The study groups supply into categories and shows the share River attributes to each, using public filings, custodial address tagging and earlier blockchain research. River estimates

Recent data from Bitcoin and gold ETFs revealed a departure from historical trends this month: instead of flows moving in opposite directions as they normally do, both Bitcoin and gold experienced outflows at the same time. This rare correlation speaks volumes about the current macroeconomic environment and shifting investor psychology. Bitcoin outflows didn’t benefit gold,

The debate about Bitcoin as a method of payment versus a store of value is ongoing. With prices consistently above $100k, the relentless push from ETF issuers and Bitcoin treasury companies, and the inevitable institutionalization of the space, using Bitcoin for small payments seems more alien than ever. But is Jack Dorsey right in saying

While Bitcoin has been trending sideways in the last days of August, cryptocurrency investors are preparing for the possibility of an impending decline, as they do every year during this period. This phenomenon, known in the market as “Red September” or the “September Effect,” has been observed in traditional markets for nearly a century. Since

River says companies are taking in far more bitcoin each day than miners create. The U.S.-based bitcoin financial services firm, which runs brokerage and mining operations and publishes research, released a Sankey-style flow infographic dated Aug. 25 in a post on X. In this layout, outflows are shown on the left, inflows on the right,

As blockchain ecosystems mature, the speed and efficiency of the infrastructure for nodes have become more than just technical considerations —they’re strategic imperatives. Leading the charge in this space is Austin Federa, former Head of Strategy at the Solana Foundation, who is gearing up to launch DoubleZero, a protocol designed to redefine how blockchains communicate

Eric Trump attended the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium. There he expressed confidently that Bitcoin will be worth a 175,000 then definitely worth more than a million by 2025, he let cryptos fans know that as more people start to use the cryptocurrency, the white sharks are going to come in and this would then let Bitcoin

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