An anonymous wallet sold 250 wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) worth $20.3 million on May 15, adding sell-side pressure as Bitcoin trades near $80,400. This sale comes amid rising Treasury yields and inflation concerns, which are impacting the broader market. Wrapped Bitcoin operates as a Bitcoin-backed token on Ethereum, and such on-chain sales bypass traditional exchange order books, making them harder to track. The sale fits a broader pattern of large-holder Bitcoin distribution in 2026, though it's unclear if this is coordinated or isolated profit-taking. Market direction remains sensitive to macroeconomic factors, especially Federal Reserve policy expectations.
Jonathan Meléndez, a Mexican musician, his pregnant wife, their young daughter, and housemaid were found murdered in their home in Atizapán, Mexico. The killings are linked to a $1.5 million bitcoin hardware wallet Meléndez kept, with two suspects ar...
Deutsche Bank upgraded RS Group's price target from 775p to 850p following strong demand signals and a solid start to the 2027 financial year. Despite some caution about potential demand pull-forward due to geopolitical issues, ongoing positive indic...
SpaceX stock has risen 4% in September, trading near $148, but upcoming share unlocks on September 24 could increase supply and cause price fluctuations. AI analysis from ChatGPT predicts the stock will likely trade between $140 and $155 shortly afte...
Cryptocurrency markets display varied price changes, with Bitcoin trading around $79,322, slightly down by 0.7%. Ethereum and Binance Coin also dipped modestly, while some altcoins like LINK (+8.79%), TAO (+13.02%), and ICP (+12.70%) saw significant ...
Ethereum is trading near $2,498, maintaining a key breakout zone above $2,381. Analyst Bitcoin Meraklisi highlights that a confirmed breakout above $2,515 could push the price to $2,750 and potentially as high as $4,750 if momentum continues. Trading...
