Bitcoin dipped to $115,363 earlier today, which is a 2.6% drop in just 24 hours and caught the market by surprise. While the price charts went red and the usual wave of concern hit social media, on-chain data offered a more down-to-earth explanation: another major sell-off from Galaxy Digital. The firm, led by Mike Novogratz,
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Tesla disappointed by missing both revenue and profit expectations in the second quarter of 2025. But there was another striking detail in the company’s investor presentation: Tesla’s digital assets. The company’s digital asset portfolio is currently valued at $1.24 billion. While this represents a significant increase from $722 million in the same period last year,
The cryptocurrency left analysts scratching their heads trying to identify the culprit behind the price action. Meanwhile, institutions simply took advantage of the discount. Institutions Load up on BTC As It Slips Under $115K Bitcoin ( BTC) is known for being volatile but Friday’s 3% retreat caught many off guard. The digital asset traded within
Crypto finance firm Matrixport stated in its latest report dated July 25 that Bitcoin may have entered a seasonal correction phase typical of the summer months. Matrixport: Bitcoin Entering a Seasonal Correction, Is This a Buying Opportunity? According to the report, while Bitcoin’s upside potential emerged after breaking above the key $109,410 level on July
Justin Spittler, chief trader at leading financial risk advisory company RiskHedge, is certain that Bitcoin has yet to bottom out. Earlier this Friday, the flagship cryptocurrency slipped to an intraday low of $114,518 before regaining some ground. However, it is still trading near the lows of the day, currently sitting at $115,692. The substantial correction
Bitcoin lender Ledn has launched a Private Wealth program aimed at high-net-worth clients and institutions looking to unlock capital from their long term BTC holdings without selling, according to a press release sent to Bitcoin Magazine. Ledn’s new program provides Bitcoin-backed loans for clients who hold BTC long term and borrow against it to fund
Bitcoin fell to $115,002 on Thursday, slipping over 6% from its July 14 record peak as open interest surged to a new all-time high of $44.5 billion. Summary Bitcoin dropped to $115,002, down 6% from its July 14 all-time high. Open interest hit a new record of $44.5B, indicating increased leveraged trading during the decline.
Leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) has been declining following increased selling pressure following its ATH of $123,000 in recent weeks. At this point, while BTC fell to the level of 115 thousand dollars, it was stated that Galaxy Digital’s BTC transfer, which reached a total of 3.5 billion dollars, was behind this decline. According to data
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