Bitcoin surged above $78,000, rising 2.2% in 24 hours and 4.3% for the week, driven by an indefinite ceasefire extension in the Middle East and a $2.54 billion Bitcoin purchase by Strategy. This institutional buying boosted confidence, with global crypto funds seeing $1.4 billion inflows last week, the strongest since January. Other major cryptocurrencies also gained, and on-chain data shows recent buyers are in profit, reducing sell-off risks. Bitcoin's next moves depend on geopolitical developments, with potential for a breakout above $80,000 or a drop below $75,000.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies Inc. reported $45.7 million in revenue from Ethereum staking in Q3 2026, marking a major shift from bitcoin mining to digital asset management. The company now holds 5.4 million ether valued at $10.85 billion, making it...
Abraxas Capital moved 618 BTC worth about $40 million onto Kraken, likely preparing to sell, while withdrawing 8,153 ETH valued at $15.3 million from Binance and Bybit, signaling a possible shift from Bitcoin to Ethereum. This $55 million transaction...
Bitcoin's price surged above $65,000, reaching a high of $68,560, marking a 29% recovery from its recent low. This rally is driven by $1.2 billion inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs, reflecting renewed institutional optimism at an average cost basis of $...
Bitcoin has surpassed important resistance levels and formed a bullish reversal pattern, signaling potential gains. The critical level to watch is $65,000; a firm hold above this could lead Bitcoin toward $67,000 and then $70,000. However, if Bitcoin...
Several cryptocurrencies have challenged Bitcoin by focusing on specific features: Monero offers strong transaction privacy, Bitcoin Cash provides cheaper payments, tokenized gold delivers price stability, and stablecoins handle large transaction vol...
