Bitcoin has declined 5.42% over the past week, trading near $73,693 amid ongoing outflows from BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), signaling weakening institutional demand. Meanwhile, Wall Street is increasingly investing in artificial intelligence, highlighted by Anthropic’s $65 billion funding round, drawing capital away from cryptocurrencies. Technical indicators suggest Bitcoin may face further declines unless it breaks above key resistance levels. The market trend reflects a broader shift of investor interest from crypto to AI-related assets.
Bitcoin's price dropped toward $73,000 this week as technical charts show a bearish pattern suggesting possible further declines to around $50,000. A wallet linked to Strategy, Bitcoin's largest corporate holder, transferred 411.48 BTC worth about $3...
The crypto market is recovering with gains in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP following a U.S.-Iran ceasefire extension and dip buying by traders. Nearly $7.5 billion in crypto options are expiring today, creating cautious sentiment. Bitcoin shows bullish...
Strategy's CEO Phong Le revealed plans to raise over $80 billion to buy Bitcoin, reinforcing its position as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder with over 500,000 BTC. This large-scale purchase could drive up Bitcoin demand and prices in the short t...
On May 29, 2026, $7.5 billion worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum options expired, with $6.2 billion in Bitcoin and $1.29 billion in Ethereum contracts. The Max Pain prices—where option holders face maximum losses—were above current market prices, intensif...
Bitcoin price steadied around $73,000 after a three-day decline triggered by Iran-related geopolitical tensions, large ETF outflows, and leveraged liquidations. Despite some easing in U.S.-Iran tensions and hopes for a ceasefire extension, bearish te...
