Bitcoin price traded above $76,500 today, holding onto recent gains despite rising geopolitical tension. Bitcoin fell back toward $75,000 into the weekly close and over the weekend as renewed tension between the United States and Iran rattled markets and refocused attention on oil prices. The pullback followed a failed breakout above $78,000, which had marked
Prominent venture capitalist Jason Calacanis has questioned whether the asset’s current price is actually propped up by the accumulation strategy of Michael Saylor’s Strategy. As reported by U.Today, Strategy recently announced a staggering $2.54 billion acquisition of 34,164 $BTC. The company’s total holdings have swelled to 815,061 $BTC. Notably, this is the third-biggest $BTC purchase
Renowned blockchain project Aleo has unveiled a pilot program in Colombia aimed at transforming humanitarian aid distribution through privacy-focused technology. The initiative leverages zero-knowledge (ZK) cryptography to deliver stablecoin donations to displaced communities without exposing their personal data. The blockchain announced this update in latest tweet on its official X account. A new model of
After struggling below the $70,000 mark for 2 straight months, in April, Bitcoin was back above $70,000. At the time of publishing, $BTC was changing hands at $75,130.61 after a modest drop of 0.13% in the past 24 hours. However, despite the price recovery, LunarCrush reported, Engagement on Bitcoin-related social posts have hit the lowest
Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh reportedly plans to commit to the Federal Reserve’s independence on monetary policy at his confirmation hearing tomorrow. This comes amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s push for more Fed rate cuts, which looks unlikely at the moment due to inflation concerns among FOMC members.
Japanese institutional investors are warming to crypto as a portfolio diversification instrument, according to a survey of 518 investment professionals conducted by Nomura and its digital asset subsidiary Laser Digital. Singapore Summit: Meet the largest APAC brokers you know (and those you still don’t!) The numbers point in one direction. Sixty-five percent of respondents now
Capital B, the listed arm of The Blockchain Group, confirmed the acquisition of 12 bitcoin as it continues to build out its treasury strategy centered on the digital asset. The company said it spent €0.8 million on the purchase, bringing total holdings to 2,937 $BTC. The group’s aggregate acquisition cost stands at €270.1 million, with
Bitcoin is testing an important support area after reclaiming the $73,000 to $74,500 zone on different time frames. One chart shows a possible post breakout retest, while the other suggests that former resistance is starting to act like support. Bitcoin Weekly Close Puts $73K Retest Back in Focus Bitcoin may be setting up for a
Halfway through Q2, the market is already pricing in end-of-quarter targets. From a technical standpoint, Bitcoin’s [$BTC] 10% move so far could just be the early leg of a setup similar to 2025, where Q2 closed with 30% gains. If we get a repeat of that structure, $BTC could still be on track to finish
Bybit has led an $8 million Series A funding round in Hata, a dual-licensed digital asset exchange operating in Malaysia. The round also included participation from global family offices and follows Bybit’s earlier investment in Hata’s $4.2 million seed round. According to Monday’s announcement, the funding will be used to improve liquidity, expand the user