Bitcoin's price has surged above $81,000, reaching its highest level since January, driven by escalating tensions between the US and Iran around the Strait of Hormuz. This geopolitical instability is pushing investors toward Bitcoin as an alternative financial asset, with market predictions strongly favoring Bitcoin staying above $66,000 in early May. Additionally, reports suggest Iran may use Bitcoin for toll payments at the strait, signaling a shift toward digital currencies amid conflict. Investors should watch US-Iran relations and policy updates that could impact Bitcoin's price trajectory.
A dormant Bitcoin whale transferred 2,650 BTC worth about $203 million to crypto trading firms FalconX and Cumberland in three transactions. This move comes amid growing Bitcoin inflows to exchanges and sustained outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, sign...
Bitcoin's apparent demand has dropped to its lowest point since April 2025, nearing -160,000 BTC, indicating a significant decline in retail buying pressure. This metric measures whether buying can absorb new supply, and its negative trend throughout...
MicroStrategy (MSTR) has shifted its focus from buying Bitcoin to purchasing bonds, sparking concerns about a strategic change amid market pressures. The company faces challenges from the Stretch (STRC) index's 11.5% yield payout obligation and a pot...
Bitcoin's short-term price direction hinges on Thursday's U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report, a key indicator for Federal Reserve policy. Higher-than-expected inflation may pressure Bitcoin and altcoins, pushing prices lowe...
Bitcoin is under pressure as Binance recorded nearly 10 consecutive days of rising BTC inflows, increasing its reserves by 16,000 coins in a month. Meanwhile, U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $1.26 billion in outflows over six sessions, sign...
