Bitcoin briefly surpassed $80,000, triggering $207.56 million in net realized profits—the highest in a month—indicating active profit-taking by holders rather than a market top. This profit-taking suggests a rising cost basis with many holders breaking even near current prices, which could increase sensitivity to price drops. Options market data shows traders remain cautious, paying more for downside protection while positioning for a steady upward trend. The continuation of this rally depends on upcoming macroeconomic events, including U.S. nonfarm payroll data and geopolitical developments.
The TRUMP meme coin has left nearly one million investors facing a combined $3.81 billion in unrealized losses after its price dropped about 98% from its January 2025 peak. The token surged to $73.43 shortly after launch but quickly collapsed, illust...
Dogecoin is approaching a rare technical indicator called a weekly death cross, where the 50-week moving average may fall below the 200-week moving average. This signal has not appeared on Dogecoin's weekly chart since February 2023 and is considered...
Strategy CEO Phong Le has seen his nearly $1 million investment in the company's STRC preferred stock return to break-even, supported by increased dividends and a Bitcoin sales policy to fund payouts. Le remains bullish on Bitcoin, calling it the "Un...
IREN awarded a $700 million stock package to its co-CEOs, Daniel and William Roberts, as the company pivots from Bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure. The package includes 18.2 million restricted stock units vesting over four years, designed to retain...
XRP bounced back from a 19-month low near $1.01 to around $1.16, driven by a short squeeze and a bullish 'golden cross' against Bitcoin signaling improving momentum. Despite a 10% weekly gain, many holders remain at a loss, suggesting potential selli...
