Bitcoin fell to an intraday low of $65,301 on June 16, 2026, dropping 1.4% despite positive global market reactions to a US-Iran memorandum of understanding (MoU). The decline triggered $81 million in derivatives liquidations, reflecting short-term volatility. However, blockchain analytics firm Santiment suggests the MoU could lead to a sustained capital rotation into Bitcoin as geopolitical stability reduces risk premiums, potentially supporting a longer-term bull market. Meanwhile, traditional markets and oil prices reacted differently, with equities mostly stable and oil prices falling due to expected resumed shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
The Netherlands plans to introduce a tax on unrealized gains from Bitcoin holdings beginning in 2028. This new policy will tax crypto assets based on their annual value changes rather than only when sold, marking a shift to a mark-to-market taxation ...
American Bitcoin, a mining company formed through a reverse merger involving Hut 8's ASIC mining fleet and led by Eric and Donald Trump Jr., has lost about 92% of its value since going public. This steep decline far exceeds Bitcoin's own 25% drop ove...
Bitcoin maintains a generally positive outlook despite market volatility, with a possible correction to the $79,000-$82,000 range seen as healthy before resuming its upward trend. Key resistance is at $87,400, and a clear break above this could signa...
Bitcoin has surged 7.33% in September through the 29th, on track to record its best September performance ever, surpassing the previous 7.29% gain in 2024. To secure this record, Bitcoin must close the month above approximately $83,600. A positive fi...
Anthropic, a San Francisco AI firm, is considering an IPO that could value it above $2 trillion, surpassing SpaceX's recent $1.77 trillion debut. Bitcoin is showing a strong September with a 7% rise, potentially breaking a 12-year pattern of negative...
