Prominent cryptocurrency trader Willy Woo has taken to X to share his take on the gold-vs.-Bitcoin narrative that has been on the rise recently. Woo commented on other users’ X posts, saying he still supports Bitcoin and believes in its supremacy over gold. However, he does not believe that $BTC will be able to move
Bitcoin has struggled to regain upward momentum in recent sessions. The price has remained range-bound amid uncertain macro conditions. Volatility in equities and rate expectations has capped recovery attempts. With short-term signals mixed, attention shifts to long-term holders, or LTHs. This cohort has historically shaped major Bitcoin reversals. Their behavior now offers critical insight into
UAE and Saudi based digital asset real estate investment platform, with plans to offer tokenized real estate after receiving its in-principle license approval from Dubai’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority, has raised in a Series B round $31 million. The Series B round was led by Emirates NBD and included participants such as Mubadala Investment Company,
Story Highlights Bitcoin price recorded worst Q1 performance in eight years, dropping over 22% recently. Institutional demand remains strong as BlackRock Bitcoin ETF holds over $52 billion currently. Bitcoin halving cycle and key support levels suggest potential recovery and future bullish momentum. Bitcoin price today has recorded its worst quarter (Q1) performance in 8 years,
The Bitcoin vs. gold debate has heated up over the past few months as investors reassess inflation risks and the future direction of monetary policy. Yet according to one market strategist, the divide now extends beyond portfolio hedging. In his view, it reflects something far larger: a wager on the trajectory of the American economy
Asia is rewriting its financial playbook at remarkable speed. Governments and financial giants now move with urgency as technology reshapes money. This Chinese New Year, China pushed Digital Yuan adoption by distributing digital currency gifts to citizens. Officials aim to boost spending and normalize central bank digital currency usage in daily life. At the same
Investment bank BTIG has once again turned heads in the crypto equity space. The firm reiterated its buy rating on Strategy and placed a bold $250 MSTR price target on the company. This move comes at a time when volatility still shapes the broader digital asset market. Yet BTIG appears unwavering in its conviction. The
Bitcoin’s long-held narrative as a safe haven and digital gold is under scrutiny, as veteran analyst Ran Neuner, among others, questions the pioneer crypto’s future. Experts outline why Bitcoin may no longer serve the role it once claimed, and why the broader crypto ecosystem could be on the brink of a new era. Bitcoin’s Store-of-Value
Bitcoin has entered its fifth consecutive month of red candles, yet it still shows no clear signs of a long lower wick that would suggest strong buying support. At the same time, whale data indicates persistent selling pressure. A fresh dump could emerge if demand fails to absorb the supply. Short-term traders should closely monitor