Bitcoin surged past $70,000, reaching $71,570—the highest since June 2—driven by a short squeeze that liquidated over 160,000 traders and was supported by US government actions like crypto legislation efforts and bond buybacks. Despite the rally, many experts caution this may be a liquidity-driven move rather than true demand, predicting a potential sharp decline to between $44,000 and $48,000 before a sustained bull market begins. The market remains volatile with mixed signals, including inflows into Bitcoin ETFs but ongoing skepticism about the rally's foundation.
Strategy increased its Bitcoin holdings by 811 BTC recently, bringing its total to 849,327 BTC, over 4% of all Bitcoin in circulation. The company also reduced its leverage from 108% at the start of 2023 to just 3%, reflecting a stronger financial po...
Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, has nearly reached $1 billion in unrealized profits from its Bitcoin holdings, despite ongoing market volatility. The firm recently added 811 BTC worth $65.5 million, bringing its total to 849,327 BTC valued at abo...
Major cryptocurrencies declined as Bitcoin ETFs experienced over $1 billion in outflows following the $6.3 billion Binance hack. Despite the sell-off, analyst Tom Lee called the market's response "constructive," highlighting Binance's coverage of los...
A trader on Hyperliquid closed losing long positions in Bitcoin, HYPE, and Zcash, totaling about $6.13 million in losses, with Bitcoin accounting for roughly 72% of the losses. After this exit, the trader opened new leveraged long positions worth app...
Bitcoin fell nearly 2% to below $77,000 following renewed geopolitical tensions from Trump-ordered strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island, which also pushed oil prices above $106.95 per barrel. The conflict fears triggered a risk-off sentiment, causing $382 ...
