Bitcoin dropped to nearly $59,000 after a 20% weekly decline, sparking debate over the cause. Jim Cramer blamed Michael Saylor and Strategy's sale of 32 BTC for the selloff, but Saylor dismissed this claim. Analysts from CryptoQuant and Citigroup pointed to larger factors like ETF outflows and whale selling as more significant drivers. Concerns also arose about Strategy's funding model and Bitcoin's ongoing bear market trend since late 2025, suggesting broader market dynamics are at play beyond the recent sale.
Bitcoin is facing strong resistance at the $70,920 level after recovering from around $60,000. Many long-term holders are selling, creating heavy sell pressure that limits upward momentum. Options traders have placed nearly $2.5 billion in bets on Bi...
Bitcoin price fell below $66,000 amid renewed US-Iran tensions that raised oil prices and increased expectations for another Federal Reserve rate hike. President Trump's threats against Iranian infrastructure escalated risks around the Strait of Horm...
HTX exchange, formerly Huobi Global, is rotating its hot wallets every few hours and moved $1.3 billion to an undisclosed third party following UK sanctions. This tactic complicates traditional sanction screening methods, which rely on static address...
A new report from River reveals that 49.6 million American adults (18.6%) now own Bitcoin, surpassing the 28.8 million (10.8%) who hold physical gold. This marks a significant shift in wealth management, driven by easier access through ETFs and mobil...
Bitcoin futures open interest reached $49.82 billion, with Binance leading at $9.24 billion. Institutional traders, especially on CME, are increasing exposure, while retail platforms see position declines. Options data from Deribit shows a strong pre...
