An unidentified Bitcoin whale sold 7,700 BTC worth about $576.6 million between August 19 and 22, including a single transaction of 2,700 BTC valued at $212 million. This sale occurred as Bitcoin's price climbed to nearly $79,500 before settling around $77,000. Despite the large sell-off, the market absorbed the supply without a sharp price drop, supported by ongoing institutional buying and favorable macroeconomic conditions. The whale's move follows a recent period of accumulation by other large holders, highlighting mixed strategies among big investors as Bitcoin eyes the $80,000 mark.
ASTER's price dropped sharply from $0.77 to a low of $0.61, a 15% decline, following $4.6 million in long position liquidations triggered by renewed U.S.-Canada trade tensions. This caused panic selling in the derivatives market, with open interest a...
Bitcoin surged over 20% to $79,500, signaling a potential new bull market as analysts note this is a major volatility-adjusted move not seen since 2018. The rally was supported by Ether and Hyperliquid gains, and was influenced by US Treasury's incre...
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A new Bitcoin puzzle has been discovered, using data embedded from Satoshi Nakamoto's original Genesis Block mined in 2009. The puzzle involves a wallet key generated with very low entropy from known Genesis Block information, making it a unique cryp...
Bitcoin has sharply rebounded above $76,000, challenging veteran trader Peter Brandt's earlier bearish prediction of a $58,000 to $62,000 target made in January 2026. The cryptocurrency rose from around $62,679 on August 17 to nearly $80,000 by Augus...
